Add rounding to 2 dm to VBA code

nihad

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Office Version
  1. 365
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Hi all

I have this following code, I want to add rounding to 2 decimals to this code:

VBA Code:
'Net amount
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 8) = sh.Cells(k, 12)

'VAT amount
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 10) = sh.Cells(k, 9)

full code is below:


VBA Code:
Sub EXPENSE_JOURNAL_FOLDER()


Application.DisplayAlerts = False

d = GetFolderName()
d = d & "\"

Count = 0


Application.DisplayAlerts = False

sfile = Dir(d & "*.xls*")

rr = Sheet1.Cells(Sheet1.Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row + 2

Do While sfile <> ""
       
Set wb = Workbooks.Open(d & sfile)
'Set wb = ActiveWorkbook
Set sh = wb.Sheets(1)


n1 = 10
For n = 10 To 200
If sh.Cells(n, 1) = "TOTAL CLAIM" Then
n2 = n - 3
Exit For
End If
Next n



For n = n2 To n2 + 200
If sh.Cells(n, 1) = "Date" Then
m1 = n + 1
Exit For
End If
Next n

For n = m1 To m1 + 200
If sh.Cells(n, 1) = "TOTAL MILEAGE" Then
m2 = n - 3
Exit For
End If
Next n

nm = sh.Range("B3")
fn = Split(nm, " ")
fn1 = Left(fn(0), 1)
fn2 = Left(fn(1), 1)
fname = "EXP" & fn1 & fn2 & Format(Sheet1.Range("G2"), "ddmmyy")



For k = n1 To n2
If sh.Cells(k, 1) <> "" Then

'PI
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 1) = "PI"
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 2) = sh.Range("O4")
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 3) = sh.Cells(k, 15)
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 4) = sh.Cells(k, 16)
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 5) = Format(Sheet1.Range("G2"), "dd/mm/yyyy")

Sheet1.Cells(rr, 6) = fname
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 7) = sh.Cells(k, 3)

'Net amount
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 8) = sh.Cells(k, 10)

'VAT amount
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 10) = sh.Cells(k, 9)

Sheet1.Cells(rr, 9) = "T0"

If Sheet1.Cells(rr, 10) > 0 Then
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 9) = "T1"
End If



Sheet1.Cells(rr, 11) = 1
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 12) = "ISEXPORT:" & Format(Sheet1.Range("G2"), "dd/mm/yyyy")


rr = rr + 1
End If
Next k



'Mileage Form


For k = m1 To m2
If sh.Cells(k, 1) <> "" Then

'PI
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 1) = "PI"
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 2) = sh.Range("O4")
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 3) = sh.Cells(k, 15)
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 4) = sh.Cells(k, 16)
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 5) = Format(Sheet1.Range("G2"), "dd/mm/yyyy")

Sheet1.Cells(rr, 6) = fname
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 7) = sh.Cells(k, 3) & " to " & sh.Cells(k, 4)

'Net amount
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 8) = sh.Cells(k, 12)

'VAT amount
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 10) = sh.Cells(k, 9)

Sheet1.Cells(rr, 9) = "T0"

If Sheet1.Cells(rr, 10) > 0 Then
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 9) = "T1"
End If



Sheet1.Cells(rr, 11) = 1
Sheet1.Cells(rr, 12) = "ISEXPORT:" & Format(Sheet1.Range("G2"), "dd/mm/yyyy")


rr = rr + 1
End If
Next k




'rr = rr + 1
wb.Close
sfile = Dir
Count = Count + 1
Loop



Application.DisplayAlerts = True

MsgBox "Done . . .  " & Count & " Files are Processed."



End Sub
Public Function GetFolderName(Optional OpenAt As String) As String
Dim lCount As Long

GetFolderName = vbNullString

With Application.FileDialog(msoFileDialogFolderPicker)
    .InitialFileName = OpenAt
    .Show
    For lCount = 1 To .SelectedItems.Count
        GetFolderName = .SelectedItems(lCount)
    Next lCount
End With
End Function
 

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VBA Code:
   Sheet1.Cells(rr, 8) = Round(sh.Cells(k, 12), 2)
   Sheet1.Cells(rr, 10) = Round(sh.Cells(k, 9), 2)
 
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