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Using displayed rounded numbers in subsequent calcualtions

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    Using displayed rounded numbers in subsequent calcualtions

    I have a work sheet that has a calcualtion where the result is displayed as a whole number with 1 decimal place. (4.25 becomes 4.3)

    I want to perform a calculation that multiplioes the result (4.3). However, Excel seems to use the actual value before rounding. I want the result of 4.3*5 to be 21.5, not 21.3.

    How do I get the formula to recognize the result (4.3) instead of the actual number (4.25) in susequent calculations?

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    Hi,

    Try

    Tools > Options > Calcualtion > Precision as displayed

    or

    =ROUND(A1/0.1,0)*0.1*B1

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    Thumbs up

    Thank you VBA Noob

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    No Problem

    Glad I could help

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