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WHATS AN EASY FUNCTION TO USE TO ROUND TO THE NEAREST THOUSAND?
How do I round to the nearest thousand without individually having to do it
for every cell? |
Hi
if you want to do this for many cells you'll have to use VBA. Another option: In a helper cell enter =ROUND(A1,-3) and copy for all rows -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Martina wrote: How do I round to the nearest thousand without individually having to do it for every cell? |
Pls don't type in all caps.
Sub roundto1000() For Each c In Selection c.Value = Round(c / 1000, 0) * 1000 Next c End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Martina" wrote in message ... How do I round to the nearest thousand without individually having to do it for every cell? |
What is a VBA? Doing it in a helper cell means you have to do it for every
cell in the range. I als need to decrease the cell value more i.e. instead of having 47,000 I need 47. "Frank Kabel" wrote: Hi if you want to do this for many cells you'll have to use VBA. Another option: In a helper cell enter =ROUND(A1,-3) and copy for all rows -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Martina wrote: How do I round to the nearest thousand without individually having to do it for every cell? |
Give us your range (a2:c400)??? and then my macro can be modified to work
for you. You would then copy into a module and execute to change all. The easiest, for you, would be to: highlight the cells to changeright click sheet tabview codecopy\paste my macroput cursor somewhere in the macro textF5if all is well,SAVE -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Martina" wrote in message ... What is a VBA? Doing it in a helper cell means you have to do it for every cell in the range. I als need to decrease the cell value more i.e. instead of having 47,000 I need 47. "Frank Kabel" wrote: Hi if you want to do this for many cells you'll have to use VBA. Another option: In a helper cell enter =ROUND(A1,-3) and copy for all rows -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Martina wrote: How do I round to the nearest thousand without individually having to do it for every cell? |
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