Help with rounding changing number (total)

m27mitchell

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Hello, I am trying to get C9 to balance out as $347,530.30. Can you help with this please? Please see image attached for details.


Original Contract Sum $ 29,739,311.00 $ 29,739,311.00
Net Change by Change Order $ 395,539.00 $ 395,539.00
Contract Sum to Date $ 30,134,850.00 $ 30,134,850.00 << Formula used =c2+c3
Total Completed and Stored to Date $ 28,536,596.12 $ 28,902,417.48
Total Retainage $ 1,426,829.81 $ 1,445,120.87 << Formula used =c5*0.05
Total Earned Less Retainage $ 27,109,766.31 $ 27,457,296.61 << Formula used =c5-c6
Less Previous Certificates for Payment $ 24,340,453.38 $ 27,109,766.31 << Formula used =SUM(c8:c9)
Current Payment Due $ 2,769,312.94 $ 347,530.29 << Formula used =c7-c8
Balance to Finish, Including Retainage $ 3,025,083.69 $ 2,677,553.39 << Formula used =c4-c7
How do I get it to balance out so that the total is $347,590.30? I know it's automatically rounding the numbers from c7 and c8, but it's not carrying over to b9
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When pasting the figures in and applying your formulas I get 347530.30.

I'd suspect there are additional decimal places throwing this that little bit off. Try rounding your formulas, eg. =ROUND(C2+C3,2).


Also not sure what the SUM(C8:C9) is doing. It creates a circular reference and is identical to B7.
 
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When pasting the figures in and applying your formulas I get 347530.30.

I'd suspect there are additional decimal places throwing this that little bit off. Try rounding your formulas, eg. =ROUND(C2+C3,2).


Also not sure what the SUM(C8:C9) is doing. It creates a circular reference and is identical to B7.

Thank you!
 
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