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![]() Hello, I am trying to do something for work where I need text and a formula in the same cell, and I have a formula that works, see below: "at the rate of $"&('[RATE.xls]Rate1'!$L$954)&" per Hour" But the problem is if the value the formula is pulling in is something like $34.10 per hour, (where the second decimal digit is a zero) the result shows: at the rate of $34.1 per Hour I don’t want it to show $34.1 as the value, I need it to show $34.10, I need that zero on the end. I have spent an hour trying to make it work to no avail, does anyone have any suggestions? Is there a FORMAT function I can stick on there? Thanks a bunch!!! -- caliskier ------------------------------------------------------------------------ caliskier's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=25887 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=392747 |
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