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Mac Numbers If And Round Function In Same Formula
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Can anyone help?
Is it possible to use the "IF" and "ROUND" functions in the same formula in Apple Numbers but I'm unable to find any help on this subject
I would like to use the "Round" function to limit the result to 2 decimal places (actual, not just visible) of a formula produced by an IF function in the same cell. I hope this makes sense to someone!
Is it possible to use the "IF" and "ROUND" functions in the same formula in Apple Numbers but I'm unable to find any help on this subject
I would like to use the "Round" function to limit the result to 2 decimal places (actual, not just visible) of a formula produced by an IF function in the same cell. I hope this makes sense to someone!
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Hopefully this will link to a screenshot of the formula on my iPad, I haven't used full Numbers on the Mac as I have Excel https:// www. flickr. com/ gp/ 21543267@ N05/ sKdwk4
09:20 Tue 03rd Jan 2017
I don't see why not. See the example answer given here:
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Thanks Slide-Rule but that thread doesn't seem to work for me..
My formula for A2 is.. IF(D4>1,A4×0.2,"")
If A4 = 405.53 the answer visible is 81.11 when formatted to 2 decimal places or 81.060 when formatted to 3. Formatting doesn't effect the actual result, just the visible result . I need the actual answer to be 81.11 regardless of format in cell A2 or the auto sum function for column 2 is wrong by 0.1
My formula for A2 is.. IF(D4>1,A4×0.2,"")
If A4 = 405.53 the answer visible is 81.11 when formatted to 2 decimal places or 81.060 when formatted to 3. Formatting doesn't effect the actual result, just the visible result . I need the actual answer to be 81.11 regardless of format in cell A2 or the auto sum function for column 2 is wrong by 0.1
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Hopefully this will link to a screenshot of the formula on my iPad, I haven't used full Numbers on the Mac as I have Excel https:/ /www.fl ickr.co m/gp/21 543267@ N05/sKd wk4
Fitzer you've sorted it thanks. Your iPad formula (without brackets) works a treat. I was putting too many brackets in. Murdo thanks for your efforts but you clearly operate on a different level to me and didn't really understand how to apply your theory to my context. Thanks to you both anyway, much appreciated
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