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Cell reference in formula string displays abbreviated value, not the
CEILING value with 2 digits after the decimal point as desired. The formula is: =CONCATENATE("LAB: $",CEILING(M59,0.01)," (",N59," MIN. X .40/MIN.)") In M59 is 1.20 Result displayed is: LAB: $1.2 (3 MIN. X .40/MIN.) Desired result would be: LAB: $1.20 (3 MIN. X .40/MIN.) *Odd thing is: if M59 contains a value with the numbers 1-9 (not a 0) after the 2, then the result appears correctly. Any ideas how to get the 1.20 to display as 1.20 in the formula result? Thank you. Pete |
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