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What result do you want if the the number is 1615.0114?<br />
What result do you want if the the number is 1615.6114?
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If column J &nbsp;is BUY &nbsp;then 1615.05<br />
If column J is SELL then &nbsp;1615.60
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Sachin Singh

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Yes Martin Sir <br />
But i want the vba code to do this &nbsp;and change the data to column G and column L see the sample file <br />
so plz look into it
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Thnx Martin Liss &nbsp;Sir and Gustav Brock &nbsp;Sir for ur &nbsp;Great Support
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Hmm, no points for an excellent function ...
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i have given both half half Sir
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If column J is BUY Then add the number after decimal &nbsp;so that the second value after decimal comes to 5 or 0 &nbsp;and after it comes to 0 then remove all the value after decimal second value<br />
If column J is SELL then &nbsp;subtract the number &nbsp;after decimal so that the second &nbsp;value after decimal comes to 5 or 0 &nbsp;and after it comes to 0 then remove all the value after decimal &nbsp;second value<br />
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plz see the sample file<br />
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conditionally change the value after decimal

OneClick.xlsb

If column J is BUY Then add the number after decimal  so that the second value after decimal comes to 5 or 0  and after it comes to 0 then remove all the value after decimal second value
If column J is SELL then  subtract the number  after decimal so that the second  value after decimal comes to 5 or 0  and after it comes to 0 then remove all the value after decimal  second value

plz see the sample file

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