If and.....

MaryEsther04

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:confused::confused:If number is less than 10 round off to 3 sig.numbers and If my number is greater than 10 round off to 2 sig.numbers. This is part of the answer but need help for the second part?

=IF(cell>10,round(cell,3))
 

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OK But if the number is less than one must say <1
Example:
0.28597 = <1 less than 1
2.8597 = 2.9 2 sigs numbers
28.597 = 28.6 3 sigs numbers:confused:
 
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If your numbers are always less then 100, you could Custom Format the cells with the numbers using this...

[<1]"less than 1";0.0

and not use any formulas at all.
 
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