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I found out how to round numbers in a cell. Apparently the numbers still contain the exact number in the cell because when using the rounded number in a formula I get results one would obtain using the exact number. How can I get the number used in the formula to use the rounded number?
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ROUND(YourFormula,n), where returned comma places depends on n.
=ROUND(22.111,0) returns 22. =ROUND(22.555,0) returns 23 =ROUND(22,111,2) returns 22,11 =ROUND(22,555,2) returns 22,56 =ROUND(22,-2) returns 20 =ROUND(25,-2) returns 30 |
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@Arvi
In your second example line there seems to be some confusion between dots and commas, or am I missing something ?
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Nothing strange with this - I use commas in numbers, and semicolons as separators. In this post I corrected some such 'typos', but it looks like missed 2nd row ones.
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