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Julie P.
Hi, I have three Excel 97 formula questions:
1) Suppose I have a formula which yields a dollar value with a theoretically
infinite amount of decimal places, but I use column formatting to limit the
decimal places to two positions. For example, the formula:
=1/3
yields $0.33333333333333333333333333333
but I limit it to two places with column formatting:
$0.33
But I then am multiplying the above results times a fixed quantity. But I
need to multiply the fixed quantity times the two-place value, not the
infinite place value.
For example, I might need "5 times $0.33", NOT "5 times $0.33333333333".
So is there a formula which would round the $0.333333333 value to two
decimal places, so I can use the result in another formula?
2) How do I write a formula to yield a text value. For example,
=if(C3>5,C3*0.525,????????)
What I want to do is if C3 > 5, then multiply C3 by .525; otherwise, write
the word "VOID" in the cell.
Is there a formula that does this?
3) And finally, where can I learn about both basic and complex formulas for
Excel? I checked the Help menu, but that was of no help. And google just
produced results for pages listing complex formulas.
Thanks for any help!
1) Suppose I have a formula which yields a dollar value with a theoretically
infinite amount of decimal places, but I use column formatting to limit the
decimal places to two positions. For example, the formula:
=1/3
yields $0.33333333333333333333333333333
but I limit it to two places with column formatting:
$0.33
But I then am multiplying the above results times a fixed quantity. But I
need to multiply the fixed quantity times the two-place value, not the
infinite place value.
For example, I might need "5 times $0.33", NOT "5 times $0.33333333333".
So is there a formula which would round the $0.333333333 value to two
decimal places, so I can use the result in another formula?
2) How do I write a formula to yield a text value. For example,
=if(C3>5,C3*0.525,????????)
What I want to do is if C3 > 5, then multiply C3 by .525; otherwise, write
the word "VOID" in the cell.
Is there a formula that does this?
3) And finally, where can I learn about both basic and complex formulas for
Excel? I checked the Help menu, but that was of no help. And google just
produced results for pages listing complex formulas.
Thanks for any help!