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I need to have the result read in thousands but use the number from millions.
Example, my formula result is 521,689,745.04 I need the cell to read 521,690. I need to take away more then just the two decimal places. I need to take away the two decimal places plus the next three places and round up. The column will start with "IN MILLONS" The following does not accomplish what I want; =ROUND('[Monthy Report Prior FY - ANG.xls]Sheet1'!$J$21,-3) This will result in 521,690,000 and again I need 521,690. Thank you in advance, R Champ |
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How about dividing it by 1000 as
=ROUND('[Monthy Report Prior FY - ANG.xls]Sheet1'!$J$21,-3) /1000 "R Champ" wrote in message ... I need to have the result read in thousands but use the number from millions. Example, my formula result is 521,689,745.04 I need the cell to read 521,690. I need to take away more then just the two decimal places. I need to take away the two decimal places plus the next three places and round up. The column will start with "IN MILLONS" The following does not accomplish what I want; =ROUND('[Monthy Report Prior FY - ANG.xls]Sheet1'!$J$21,-3) This will result in 521,690,000 and again I need 521,690. Thank you in advance, R Champ |
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One way that doesn't need formulas is to simply use a custom number format
and stick a comma on the end of an existing format, eg if the existing format was say #,##0 then addinga comma, eg #,##0, will suppress 3 digits in your values. If you want to use formulas then you need to actually divide by 1000 in your formula, eg =ROUND('[Monthy Report Prior FY - ANG.xls]Sheet1'!$J$21/1000,0) -- Regards Ken....................... Microsoft MVP - Excel Sys Spec - Win XP Pro / XL 97/00/02/03 ------------------------------*------------------------------*---------------- It's easier to beg forgiveness than ask permission :-) ------------------------------*------------------------------*---------------- "R Champ" wrote in message ... I need to have the result read in thousands but use the number from millions. Example, my formula result is 521,689,745.04 I need the cell to read 521,690. I need to take away more then just the two decimal places. I need to take away the two decimal places plus the next three places and round up. The column will start with "IN MILLONS" The following does not accomplish what I want; =ROUND('[Monthy Report Prior FY - ANG.xls]Sheet1'!$J$21,-3) This will result in 521,690,000 and again I need 521,690. Thank you in advance, R Champ |
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