- SirViver
- Oct 22, 2008
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Yes - I have the cells format set to "accounting".
Setting a cell format does not round the underlying values. All the accounting format does is show the content rounded to two decimal places and the currency symbol on the left. You can enter 1.235 and Excel will display it as 1.24, but the actual value stored in the cell is still 1.235. If you then sum multiple cells like this Excel will calculate the most accurate result it can using the actual non-rounded/non-display-formatted values.
If you need to get the sum of the rounded values (because for example in reality you can't pay someone half a cent), then adjust your formula like so:
SUM(ROUND(B3:B7, 2))
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