So, you don't want every cell reference in that formula to have FIXED( ... ,2) around it?
Another way of doing it would be to use the TEXT function, i.e.:
TEXT(B84,"0.00")
(this is in English, but you will probably have to use a semicolon instead of the comma and a comma instead of the full stop), but if you only need to do this to selected cells then you could adapt the following procedure:
put an apostrophe ( ' ) before the = sign in the cell with the formula, then put
TEXT(
(or the Dutch equivalent) in another cell. Click on the formula bar as if to edit the cell, highlight the contents and do CTRL-C to copy it, then press the < Esc > key. Then click on the cell with the CONCATENATE formula in it and click on the formula bar and then move the cursor to just in front of the cell reference for a number, and then do CTRL-V to paste the TEXT( characters in front of the cell reference. Continue to do this for the other cell references which contain numbers.
Then you can repeat this sequence by putting the second part of the function in the temporary cell, i.e.:
;"0,00")
and then copy this and press < Esc > again, then paste it after those cell references that you have already amended.
Finally, you can delete the apostrophe from in front of the = sign.
Hope this helps.
Pete
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