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Excel FIXED Function

The excel FIXED Function rounds a given number to the specified number of decimals, formats the number in decimal format using a period and commas, and returns the result as text.

In this section:

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  1. Syntax of FIXED Function
  2. FIXED rounds to 2 decimal places
  3. Round the numbers without COMMA
  4. -1 and 0 decimal points
  5. FALSE or TRUE for COMMAS
  6. Final Notes on FIXED function

Excel FIXED Function

1. Syntax of FIXED Function:

FIXED(number, [decimals], [no_commas])

WHERE:

2. Without optional arguments, FIXED rounds to 2 decimal places:

To round the numbers to 2 decimal places, users do NOT need to use the optional arguments. It automatically rounds to the 2 decimal places:

Excel FIXED Function to rounds numbers to 2 decimal places.

3. Round the numbers without COMMA:

To round numbers without commas, use the formula =FIXED(C6,, TRUE), which returns the numbers rounded to 2 decimal places without thousand separator commas.

4. -1 and 0 decimal points:

Question: What is the difference between using -1 and 0 decimal points arguments?

Answer: If users use -1, it affects the number before the decimal point. If users use 0, it rounds the number. See the example below.

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Excel FIXED Function

5. FALSE or TRUE for COMMAS:

If users want to commas, they can use FALSE in the formula as =FIXED(C6, 3, FALSE), which returns the number with thousand separator commas.

6. Final note:

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