Hi. I'm new here and have been trying to find an answer to this forever... I believe this might be of interest to other users as well.
My problem is: after I press F2 + Enter on a calculated cell, excel changes rounding to match the formula's outcome decimal places.
Question: How do I prevent this from happening?
Example:
A1 = 1
B1 = 3
C1= A1/B1
If my spreadsheet is formatted to zero decimal places, C1=0.
However, after I go to C1 and F2+Enter, C1=0.33.
My objective is to prevent this from happening. In other words, C1 should continue to be =0. I'm hoping the solution to this is a change in settings that overrides this activity for good, rather than using a formula or vba code, which for my use would be a no go. I work with financial models, and most of the time I'm not interested in seeing the decimals. But I have to view and edit my formulas very frequently. Changing the decimals as I do this has become very annoying...
Regards,
famaral
My problem is: after I press F2 + Enter on a calculated cell, excel changes rounding to match the formula's outcome decimal places.
Question: How do I prevent this from happening?
Example:
A1 = 1
B1 = 3
C1= A1/B1
If my spreadsheet is formatted to zero decimal places, C1=0.
However, after I go to C1 and F2+Enter, C1=0.33.
My objective is to prevent this from happening. In other words, C1 should continue to be =0. I'm hoping the solution to this is a change in settings that overrides this activity for good, rather than using a formula or vba code, which for my use would be a no go. I work with financial models, and most of the time I'm not interested in seeing the decimals. But I have to view and edit my formulas very frequently. Changing the decimals as I do this has become very annoying...
Regards,
famaral