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    regarding formulas

    how do you enter two different formulas to apply to one cell? For example can I reference sheet one to sheet 2 but enter another formula so it rounds up the number in sheet one?

    so if the number appears on sheet two as 322244000 how do i get it to appear on sheet one as 322.25 for example?
    would the round up command do all that?

    thanks
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    Nest the functions. For example:

    =ROUNDUP(IF(Sheet3!A1>0,Sheet3!A1,""),0)

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    You could try this,

    =ROUND(Sheet2!A1,0)
    or
    =ROUNDUP(Sheet2!A1,0)
    or
    =ROUNDDOWN(Sheet2!A1,0)
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