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Old 16-04-08, 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by paul-gte
click on the cell, go to format, select currency or number, select amount of decimal places ie 2 and that should do it, sorry if this is not exactly accurate as i cant check on this pc but you get the picture
cheers paul
Paul,

That is a display format. You may be looking at 3.33, but 3.33333333r is being stored. And more importantly, applied in formulae.

The Round() function is the way to go, round(3.33333,2) returns 3.33

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