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Hi Libby,
To force a 0 to display after the decimal, you can use the TEXT function to format the result of the ROUND function. Here's an example:
In this formula, the "0.0" format code tells Excel to display one digit after the decimal, and to display a 0 if there is no digit to display. The "&" symbol is used to concatenate the two results with a hyphen in between. If you have any macro or Visual Basic code, wrap it in the tags.
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