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The second field in my concatenate function is actual costs, the first is
line of business. One value, for example, is $29,501,341.16 which I can round down to $29,501,341 but the concatenated value is fully exploded with the decimals. What I ideally would like to do is have the concatenated value read $29.5M. Any ideas? Excel 2007 |
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