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You say you are rounding, but clearly you are not rounding. What you did is
to format the cell to show 2 decimal places. =ROUND(<your formula here),2) will round to 2 decimal points Kassie "Holden Caulfield" wrote in message ... I am using a formula to calculate 10% of an amount which is rounded off to 2 decimal places. The amount is $1,952.48 and it is rounded off to $195.25 which is what I want it to do. The problem I am encountering is when I click on the cell the actual value of the number is 195.248. When I add 10 amounts of the value 195.25 it is calculated to be 1952.48, which is not correct. The correct sum should be 1952.50. when I copy and paste these values to a different spread sheet, it is copying 195.248. How do I copy and paste the 195.25 amount? I hope this makes sense to someone because I'm not sure I am being clear about my problem. |
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