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How do I correctly multiply rounded cells in Excel?
When I mulitply a cell that has a formula calculating a number that is then
had the ROUND function applied to it, the value using the cell is not correct. EG. $15.37 x 650 = $9992.32. 650 is a rounding figure and the answer should be $9990.50 |
Looks like the cell wasn't rounded, just formatted to 2 dec places.
Try =ROUND(A1,2)*B1 -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Kthought" wrote in message ... When I mulitply a cell that has a formula calculating a number that is then had the ROUND function applied to it, the value using the cell is not correct. EG. $15.37 x 650 = $9992.32. 650 is a rounding figure and the answer should be $9990.50 |
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