I am using Excel 2002, and created a workbook where dollars and cents are
used. When I write the formula =sum(#,#,#) it calculates the result one cent
off the actual total. Like $2623.27 is shown and it should be $2628.28. Can
this be fixed?
I am using Excel 2002, and created a workbook where dollars and cents are
used. When I write the formula =sum(#,#,#) it calculates the result one cent
off the actual total. Like $2623.27 is shown and it should be $2628.28. Can
this be fixed?
Check out John's web page on the subject:
http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/pennyoff.html
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HTH,
RD
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> I am using Excel 2002, and created a workbook where dollars and cents are
> used. When I write the formula =sum(#,#,#) it calculates the result one
cent
> off the actual total. Like $2623.27 is shown and it should be $2628.28.
Can
> this be fixed?
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