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I have a cell that contains the Median of 5 cells w/percentages in them.
Then I have a cell that adds the Median result with 100%. (Median result 4.87%, formula result 104.87%). Then I'm trying to multiply a cell that contains 377,615 by the cell that contains the result 104.87%. My result should be 396,005, but it's not. It keeps coming up with 395,993. I've tried the formula every way I know how and it doesn't come up with the correct result. Can someone help me, please? |
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Hi
Try increasing the number of decimals on your cell containing 104.87% and I am sure you will see that it is actually 104.86686175072500% shown in a rounded display to 2 decimal places. Excel is using the more accurate figure when making the calculation and giving the correct result. Regards Roger Govier vlatham wrote: I have a cell that contains the Median of 5 cells w/percentages in them. Then I have a cell that adds the Median result with 100%. (Median result 4.87%, formula result 104.87%). Then I'm trying to multiply a cell that contains 377,615 by the cell that contains the result 104.87%. My result should be 396,005, but it's not. It keeps coming up with 395,993. I've tried the formula every way I know how and it doesn't come up with the correct result. Can someone help me, please? |
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And on top of Roger's comments, you can round the result using the ROUND()
function & thereby make it EXACTLY 104.87% "vlatham" wrote: I have a cell that contains the Median of 5 cells w/percentages in them. Then I have a cell that adds the Median result with 100%. (Median result 4.87%, formula result 104.87%). Then I'm trying to multiply a cell that contains 377,615 by the cell that contains the result 104.87%. My result should be 396,005, but it's not. It keeps coming up with 395,993. I've tried the formula every way I know how and it doesn't come up with the correct result. Can someone help me, please? |
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Thank you. That makes sense. But, do you know of anyway to make sure it calcs
on the 104.87%? "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Try increasing the number of decimals on your cell containing 104.87% and I am sure you will see that it is actually 104.86686175072500% shown in a rounded display to 2 decimal places. Excel is using the more accurate figure when making the calculation and giving the correct result. Regards Roger Govier vlatham wrote: I have a cell that contains the Median of 5 cells w/percentages in them. Then I have a cell that adds the Median result with 100%. (Median result 4.87%, formula result 104.87%). Then I'm trying to multiply a cell that contains 377,615 by the cell that contains the result 104.87%. My result should be 396,005, but it's not. It keeps coming up with 395,993. I've tried the formula every way I know how and it doesn't come up with the correct result. Can someone help me, please? |
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Oh, thank you! You guys are lifesavers!
"Duke Carey" wrote: And on top of Roger's comments, you can round the result using the ROUND() function & thereby make it EXACTLY 104.87% "vlatham" wrote: I have a cell that contains the Median of 5 cells w/percentages in them. Then I have a cell that adds the Median result with 100%. (Median result 4.87%, formula result 104.87%). Then I'm trying to multiply a cell that contains 377,615 by the cell that contains the result 104.87%. My result should be 396,005, but it's not. It keeps coming up with 395,993. I've tried the formula every way I know how and it doesn't come up with the correct result. Can someone help me, please? |
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