How to stop rounding in excel - Excel Microsoft Computers & Internet

Did you ever try round? or press F1 for help on this?

=INT(A1)+0.95

With A1 being the reference to the cell you wish to round up
What that does is first round down the number to a whole one then adds 0.95 to the figure

Hope this gives you the information you need

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You could use the round function to split the value around the decimal point (assuming that is what you want to do).

e.g. in one cell the value is Rounddown(ref cell)
in other cell value is refcell - Rounddown(ref cell)

Might want to check help file on "rounding" to confirm exact function name

Hi. I was pointed to a change in settings in Word that allowed the data to come over as I wanted.


Take care, Dennis

The function is called ROUND. It has 2 arguments, (1) the original number and (2) the number of decimal digits. Here is the Excel's help: ROUND(number,num_digits) The number you want to round. • None. num_digits The number of digits to which you want to round number. • If num_digits is greater than 0 (zero), then number is rounded to the specified number of decimal places. • If num_digits is 0, then number is rounded to the nearest integer. • If num_digits is less than 0, then number is rounded to the left of the decimal point.
So for your case use this in a cell "=ROUND(12350*32.75%, 0)" without quotes, where I assume one or both numbers will come from other cells. -Ken

You need to use the ROUND function.
E.g. type: =ROUND(A1,2)*A2

Assuming the 2.131576 is in cell A1 and 1000 is in A2.
The round function round the value to 2 decimals (in this case because I specified 2 as the second argument).

I have an Excel that has the D shaped bowl but the base of it is round. Since the Excel does have a round base you can fit any existing bowl onto the Kenwood including their newer stainless steel bowl.

format the cells that contains times and net time worked as time format you using Enter the simple formula   =if(c14<=0,Int(0),(c14-c13))

check the standard tool bar, increase decimal places/decrease decimal places tool will solve your problem.

the formulae for the surface area of round disc is
pi * r * r
where pi=3.14 and r =radious of disc= diametre/2 

for this 1st u have 2 calculate the radious of the disc that is
180/2=90mm
then convert it to  m by dividing 1000 ,so radious=90/1000=0.09 m
finally calculate the area= 3.14 * 0.09 * 0.09=0.025434 sq metres
for 38 disc multiply 38 with the above area that is
0.025434 * 38=0.966492 sq metres

in excel 2007  u can do it more easily by going 2 formulas tab.
Under formla tab click on engineering formula and  then convert
here u can convert from mm to m
after converting use the above formula i just told u.