I've calculated this about 10 times but there is something very very wrong here.
When I make the sum of column J manually, I get 1131 while Excel feels it should be 1130. Is this a computer error or am I going mad![]()
I've calculated this about 10 times but there is something very very wrong here.
When I make the sum of column J manually, I get 1131 while Excel feels it should be 1130. Is this a computer error or am I going mad![]()
Please FORMAT CELLS of column J as number with two decimal places. You will see that these numbers are not rounded.
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Format numbers with more deicmal places and you'll see those number are rounded. Now try to sumarise number with 3 decimapl places and see is there any difference and let us know![]()
Never use Merged Cells in Excel
I hope I've understood correctly but I still can't see what's wrong (it seems to round up just fine). New formatting attached![]()
Last edited by Jeroen1000; 10-19-2009 at 05:40 AM.
You just like to tortch us
1129,959
And excel said 1129,958
Now take more dicimal places and you'll get more correct solution (because of those divided by 3 and 6 numbers)
Ow I was looking at it the wrong way. Feel free to hurl a brick now, lol. in my defense I am dyslectic so it's a real torture.
That the reason I don't use decimals most of the time. Doesn't always work out![]()
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