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I have a simple formula to multiple a cell with another and subtract
from another:=IF(K14<0,K14,IF(K17<K16,K14-K17*K15,K14-(K17*K15))) . I also have the cell set for currency and two decimals over. The calculations are automatically rounded up to the nearest $$. how can I keep that from happening? cheers Day |
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First, unless you have the "Precision as displayed" checkbox checked in
Tools/Options/Calculations, the value displayed has only a tenuous relationship to the value stored. So you should just be able to specify two decimals in the number format of your target cell (Format/Cells/Number/Currency). OTOH, if you truly want to round to two decimal places, try: =ROUND(IF(K14<0,K14, K14-K17*K15),2) (note that both the true and false branches of your second IF() are equivalent). Format the cell with 2 decimal places. In article .com, wrote: I have a simple formula to multiple a cell with another and subtract from another:=IF(K14<0,K14,IF(K17<K16,K14-K17*K15,K14-(K17*K15))) . I also have the cell set for currency and two decimals over. The calculations are automatically rounded up to the nearest $$. how can I keep that from happening? cheers Day |
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