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I have two colums that have simple sum and imsub formulas in them. They
return a repeating number. I would like to have a simple 0.00 number in these cells. How can I do this? I tried to change the format, but apparently it doesn't work on functions. -- |
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You'll need to provide more information. Format works on any cell, because
it formats the results of the formula. Format can't be used to change the results of a function, however. Let us know what result you're getting, what you want instead, what's "imsub" and how you want the repeating number represented. Regards, Fred "Doug" wrote in message ... I have two colums that have simple sum and imsub formulas in them. They return a repeating number. I would like to have a simple 0.00 number in these cells. How can I do this? I tried to change the format, but apparently it doesn't work on functions. -- |
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I have the function =IMSUB(C520,B520) in cell D520.
B520 holds the value 990.22 & C520 holds the value 995.04. The function returns the value 4.819999999999994. Changing the format doesn't help any. -- Thank you! "Fred Smith" wrote: You'll need to provide more information. Format works on any cell, because it formats the results of the formula. Format can't be used to change the results of a function, however. Let us know what result you're getting, what you want instead, what's "imsub" and how you want the repeating number represented. Regards, Fred "Doug" wrote in message ... I have two colums that have simple sum and imsub formulas in them. They return a repeating number. I would like to have a simple 0.00 number in these cells. How can I do this? I tried to change the format, but apparently it doesn't work on functions. -- |
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Hi Doug,
Are you sure about IMSUB? This function is to calculate the difference between 2 complex numbers. A complex number is a 'number' having a real part and an imaginary part, written as 'a + bi'. Nor B520, nor C520 is a complex number. If you just want to have the difference between 2 values, use C520-B520. Hope this helps. Wkr, JP "Doug" wrote in message ... I have the function =IMSUB(C520,B520) in cell D520. B520 holds the value 990.22 & C520 holds the value 995.04. The function returns the value 4.819999999999994. Changing the format doesn't help any. -- Thank you! "Fred Smith" wrote: You'll need to provide more information. Format works on any cell, because it formats the results of the formula. Format can't be used to change the results of a function, however. Let us know what result you're getting, what you want instead, what's "imsub" and how you want the repeating number represented. Regards, Fred "Doug" wrote in message ... I have two colums that have simple sum and imsub formulas in them. They return a repeating number. I would like to have a simple 0.00 number in these cells. How can I do this? I tried to change the format, but apparently it doesn't work on functions. -- |
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