Hi there,
I wish to concatenate a integer and text in one cell.
I wish to convert the integer into a percentage and round it down to 2 decimal places. Here is my current formula:
=CONCATENATE(((Tabular!E99-Tabular!D99)/ABS(Tabular!D99)*100)," % and text")
However, I am left with a number with 10+ decimal places, for example:
332.54545454545
Is there a rule I can apply within the brackets to remove these extra decimal places? Ideally I want to stick with concatenation, as it is very helpful for my project.
I am using Office 2007, Windows XP.
I wish to concatenate a integer and text in one cell.
I wish to convert the integer into a percentage and round it down to 2 decimal places. Here is my current formula:
=CONCATENATE(((Tabular!E99-Tabular!D99)/ABS(Tabular!D99)*100)," % and text")
However, I am left with a number with 10+ decimal places, for example:
332.54545454545
Is there a rule I can apply within the brackets to remove these extra decimal places? Ideally I want to stick with concatenation, as it is very helpful for my project.
I am using Office 2007, Windows XP.