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Excel 2007 has troubles with multiplication when the result is 65,535--a number familiar to those who've dealt with binary numbers.
Excel 2007 has troubles with multiplication when the result is 65,535--a number familiar to those who've dealt with binary numbers.
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Comments like that make me think "Microsoft shill", which, admittedly, has about the same degree of foundation as the comment I'm questioning... almost.
=round(850*77.1,0)
The answer should be 65535, but it will instead show 100000. If you leave out the "round", then it will say 100000 on the screen but actually be about 65535 in memory. But if you use the "round", then the error is present in memeory too.
- Bug will carry over to Charts etc
- by KCatRJ September 27, 2007 2:49 PM PDT
- We dont have all the information on this problem yet! This version of the equation will carry the wrong answer over to charts etc. =ROUND(850*77.1,2)*2
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