*.xlsx Cell Formula Question.

Pinaceous

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Hi All,

I'm using a Cell Formula, where I sum a number column and tag a unit of measure onto that generated sum:

Excel Formula:
=(SUM(R4:R29))/(-8)&" days used"

When I use this formula it provides the cell value to the ten-thousands place. For example, 8.0625:

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How would I provide my number result to produce 8.1 or 8.06 ect. in the formula cell?

Please let me know!

Thank you,
pinaceous
 

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If I correctly understood your request, maybe:
=TRUNC(SUM(R4:R29)/(-8),2)&" days used"
 
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Thanks for the positive feedback(y), glad having been of some help.
 
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