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replyReply Wed 11 Jun 2008, 15:53Delegate Claire said...

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Rounding

How do you round for eg 34,000 to 34 using a formular?

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replyReply Thu 12 Jun 2008, 13:07 Edited on Thu 12 Jun 2008, 13:10Trainer Carlos said...

RE: rounding

Hi Claire

The ROUND function does not remove the zeros (0) so 34,249 for example can only be rounded to 34,000.

What you are asking is for the number to lose a certain number of zeros, in this case 3

THis means you need to create a formula that takes the number in a cell (eg D3 and divide it by 1,000) as seen below

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