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You can loop and round all cells in the range, like this<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-39938556-1">dim rgLoop as range

for each rgLoop in Range(Range(&quot;StartEntry&quot;).Offset(0, 2), Range(&quot;TOTSALE&quot;).Offset(-2, 0)).cells
rgloop=round(rgloop,2)
next rgloop</code></pre>
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You can loop and round all cells in the range, like this



dim rgLoop as range

for each rgLoop in Range(Range("StartEntry").Offset(0, 2), Range("TOTSALE").Offset(-2, 0)).cells
rgloop=round(rgloop,2)
next rgloop

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Thanks but not looking to round, need to truncate.
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Thanks but not looking to round, need to truncate.

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Then this<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-39938585-1">dim rgLoop as range

for each rgLoop in Range(Range(&quot;StartEntry&quot;).Offset(0, 2), Range(&quot;TOTSALE&quot;).Offset(-2, 0)).cells
rgloop=int(rgloop*100)/100
next rgloop</code></pre>
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Then this



dim rgLoop as range

for each rgLoop in Range(Range("StartEntry").Offset(0, 2), Range("TOTSALE").Offset(-2, 0)).cells
rgloop=int(rgloop*100)/100
next rgloop

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Well its truncating but also making each empty cell's value &quot;0.00&quot;
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Well its truncating but also making each empty cell's value "0.00"

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I have the following code that selects a desired range:<br />
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Range(Range(&quot;StartEntry&quot;).<wbr />Offset(0, 2), Range(&quot;TOTSALE&quot;).Offset(-2<wbr />, 0)).Select<br />
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I would like to truncate antying in that range to only 2 decimal places.<br />
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Is this possible and if so how with VBA.
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I have the following code that selects a desired range:

Range(Range("StartEntry").Offset(0, 2), Range("TOTSALE").Offset(-2, 0)).Select

I would like to truncate antying in that range to only 2 decimal places.

Is this possible and if so how with VBA.

Truncating a range

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