J
jill
How do I get the exact answer from a formula so it doesn't always round up or
down eg .19 not 20
down eg .19 not 20
P
Pegasus \(MVP\)
jill said:
Are you talking about Excel? If so then an Excel newsgroup would be an
excellent place to ask this question.
M
M.I.5¾
The plural of 'formula' is 'formulae'.
Z
Zilbandy
My dictionary says formulas or formulae... but formulas comes first.
M
Mick Murphy
Not in today's world, you fool!
Get an updated dictionary!!
Get an updated dictionary!!
T
Tom [Pepper] Willett
Windows XP O/S doesn't do forumuli
: How do I get the exact answer from a formula so it doesn't always round up
or
: down eg .19 not 20
: How do I get the exact answer from a formula so it doesn't always round up
or
: down eg .19 not 20
U
Unknown
Either is correct. I.E. formulas OR formulae
J
John McGaw
jill said:
Google for "arbitrary precision math".
M
M.I.5¾
Zilbandy said:
My dictionary also lists both but clearly states that 'formulas' is a
foreign usage (American).
M
M.I.5¾
Zilbandy said:Well, there's the problem. (Hint: I drive on the right side of the
road... uhhh, maybe I should say, the "correct" side of the road.
Don't be daft. The correct side is the left hand side. ;-/