i am looking for some formula to round off a decimal number
e.g. A1=8.288
if I use the formula ROUND(A1,2) the result is 8.29.
But I am looking for a result 8.288. That means it shoukd not round off rather the after decimal we should have only two numbers.
8.288 should be 8.28
27.4627 should be 27.46
I want round off number to be with the decimals (usually decimals r discarded for round off feature). I ll be able to explain better with an example.
10.36+10.36= 20.72. If i round it up, it vl be 21.
what i am tryin is to get 21.00 after round off.
I prepare my bills in excel and after total of all products, if i get a decimal number, I would like it be rounded off to whole number with decimal and 00 at the end (eg. 21.00 instead of 21.27 or 22.00 instead of 21.77). I tried to change decimals but when I select 2 decimal places, it gives me the actual fig(eg. 21.27 instead of 21.00)
I am already using =sum for the total so cannot use another formula (as far as i know, 1 cell can have only 1 formula. Dunno if multiple can be used in a single cell).
I am trying to round up the total sum of time to the quarter hour. I enter time in fields as follows:
WORKSHEET SETUP:
Column B: Time I begin working
Column C: Time I end working
Column D: Total time C minus B
Cell format for columns B and C: H:MM AM/PM
Cell format for calculated field in column D: H:MM
Calculation, column D to show total time on a daily basis: =IF(C6>0,C6-B6,"")
However, I want to calculate total time per month in decimals, rounded up to the nearest quarter hour.
Example:
I worked 5 minutes (I do not want to reflect 15 minutes for five minutes of work). When I total time for the entire month (total daily time in column D), I would like that total to reflect total Hours:Minutes rounded up the quarter hour - but in decimals!
Assuming this is possible, how should I format cells, and what would the formula be for the total of hours per month?
I am trying to convert Degrees Minutes & Decimals of a minute (12° 34.567') to Degrees and decimals of a degree (12.57611°). I have the formula to convert latitude, that is two digits, but it doesn't want to work with longitudes, three digits. (see attachment). This is the formula that I am using:
=IF(A2="","",(INT((LEFT(A2,3)+MID(A2,4,6)/60)*100000)/100000)&"d")
I don't know if there is a setting I'm missing or I'm going mad but when I use the round function in VBA it doesn't round.
I am using Excel 2000. See the example attached.
In the cell A2 I have a value 0.525, cell B2 has a formula "=round(A2,2)" which = 0.53, but cell C2 is assigned via VBA ie
Sheet1.Cells(2, 3).Value = Round(Sheet1.Cells(2, 1).Value, 2)
and the result is 0.52??
I am creating a graph with a wide range of values (0.06 - 300). The smaller values are barely visible on my column graph. I have tried all of the tricks I know. Any way to get the smaller values to show up instead of just hovering towards the bottom of the graph?
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PHP
=TEXT(E55/E56,"0")&":1" . I need it to show it to two decimals.
I have some problem when I would like to sum only positive decimals on userform, I would like to separate the numbers with comma (",") and sum them, the format should be "0,0" and only numbers and "," can be given in textboxes. How should I do this?
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Part of the code is: ...
i have columns of prices in 2 decimal format that I'd like to manipulate, some prices are whole dollars(no cents & no decimals ) and most are dollars and cents in decimal format-- but to do it successfully, i need the decimal removed. I looked at the "format" function but it doesn't seem to allow for that.
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I am trying to put together a code so that when a user enteres more then two decimal points in the cell value they should get a warning regardless if they formatted the cell to show 2 decimals or not...
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I am intermediete in VBA so if someone can shoot me some example codes I think I can make it work on my sheet.
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Let's say I have a set of values (A1:A10) where each contains a number, with a varied amount of decimal places (some may have 0, some may have 10)...how can I make a formula in cell B1 that averages A1:A10, ignoring the decimal places (rounding to the nearest whole number)
For example, if this was A1:A10
93.11
94
92.12321
95.1
96.7
98.1
99
100.03
88.6677
85.6675
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93
94
92
95
97
98
99
100
89
86
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Have I modified a setting?
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Sets Number of balls Square Cube
(Number of sets) (Sets*216) (Number of balls ^0.5) (Number of balls ^(1/3))
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I'm going through financial statements and I would like to be able to run full blown analysis on them. Most public financial reports are written so that a lot of zero's do not take up the useful space. As such (and there is a ton of this solution out there I've found), many people want to take $1,500,000,000 and turn it into 1.5M
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1.1
1.57
1.1.5
1.2
1.68.23
1.23.1
become:
1.1
1.1.5
1.2
1.23.1
1.57
1.68.23
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I'm pretty sure there's a VERY simple explanation for this..
Probably has something to do with excel's formating
See the attachment and press Run button, it won't produce the correct result, but if if you multiply all the numbers in "input" sheet by 100.
When I use this: ....
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I have fractions and whole numbers in a column as per the following.
E13 = 3/4
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for E15 with the answer 5.
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will try and word my next question better
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Example String #1: 2.5 kips <---no change
Example String #2: 0.6 %%C <---no change
Example String #3: W1.4 <---no change
Example String #4: 0.086 SQ IN <---no change
Example String #5: 6.2.2 <---no change
Example String #6: SPC1.20 <---This one should be changed to: SPC120
Example String #7: 1.2000 <---no change
Now the real complicated string(multiple decimal points found in the same string.)
Example String # 8: 2.5 kips with 0.6 %%C using W1.4 mesh with 0.086 SQ IN. See 6.2.2 on SPC1.20 for series 1.2000. #8 should changed to: 2.5 kips with 0.6 %%C using W1.4 mesh with 0.086 SQ IN. See 6.2.2 on SPC120 for series 1.2000. <---Note:SPC120 change. SPC1.20 is the ony part of the string that meets "#.## "(Meaning: NUmeric.NumericNumericSpace)
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ie:312 = 6.0
286 = 5.5
260 = 5.0
234 = 4.5
208 = 4.0
182 = 3.5
156 = 3.0
130 = 2.5
104 = 2.0
78 = 1.5
52 = 1.0
Could this also be done with the entire range of numbers from 312 to 52 and giving decimals of 6.0, 5.9, 5.8 etc.
I received a complaint from one of my colleague that he is facing sudden problem with Ms-Excel(2002)
The problem is When he feeds number 2 in to a cell it automatically converts in to 0.02. I tried using "Decrease decimal" and "format cells" option and even through uninstalling office and reinstalling a different version but the problem still continues.
