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adding actual numbers, not rounded
I'm making a payroll spreadsheet and taking the gross Wages times 6.2% and
gross wages times 1.45%. Then I want to take the gross wages and subtract the actual numbers shown in the columns from it to obtain net wages. How do I get excel to subtract only the actual numbers listed in the columns and not the invisible numbers with many decimal places. I am off a cent or two in my net wages figure. |
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adding actual numbers, not rounded
You have a reply to your earlier posting.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:04:01 -0700, geb wrote: I'm making a payroll spreadsheet and taking the gross Wages times 6.2% and gross wages times 1.45%. Then I want to take the gross wages and subtract the actual numbers shown in the columns from it to obtain net wages. How do I get excel to subtract only the actual numbers listed in the columns and not the invisible numbers with many decimal places. I am off a cent or two in my net wages figure. |
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