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Here's another possible option.
For those times when you don't want to put round() formulas in all your cells: 1)Set the cell formats to display an appropriate number of decimal places. 2)Sum those cells using a variation of this formula: =SUMPRODUCT(ROUND(A1:A10,2)) That function rounds each number to 2 decimal places before it is summed. In my example, I put =1.004 in cells A1:A10 and set the format to 2 decimal places Each cell displays 1.00, but actuall contains 1.004. Using A11: =Sum(A1:A10), I get 10.04 I want my total to be 10.00 (1.00x10) Using A11: =SUMPRODUCT(ROUND(A1:A10,2)) I get 10.00. Does that option help? -- Regards, Ron |
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