Adding trailing zeros to rounding formula containing text

cisrael

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Hello. I am using the following formula: =$G$5&ROUND(F134/F25,2)& "/eqv.". I am wanting the output to show zeros in the hundredths place instead of being dropped by Excel's default function. Right now my output is "0.4/eqv." but I would like for it to be "0.40/eqv.". Is there any way I can do this? I am open to a new formula as well as long as my results are the same.

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=$G$5&TEXT(ROUND(F134/F25,2),"#0.00")& "/eqv."
 
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Hello. I am using the following formula: =$G$5&ROUND(F134/F25,2)& "/eqv.". I am wanting the output to show zeros in the hundredths place instead of being dropped by Excel's default function. Right now my output is "0.4/eqv." but I would like for it to be "0.40/eqv.". Is there any way I can do this? I am open to a new formula as well as long as my results are the same.
I am not sure what is supposed to be in cell G5, but from your posting, it looks like the empty text string (""). Anyway, see if this does what you want...

=G$5$&TEXT(F134/F25,"0.00")&"/eqv"
 
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I am not sure what is supposed to be in cell G5, but from your posting, it looks like the empty text string (""). Anyway, see if this does what you want...

=G$5$&TEXT(F134/F25,"0.00")&"/eqv"

Thank you, Mr. Rothstein! I really appreciate everyone's advice. You are correct it is an empty text string, I wanted to delete it but my President instructed me to leave it for some reason. Thank so much again for your help.
 
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Thank you very much, Sandy. I appreciate you taking the time to reply. This one worked great, too!
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback
 
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