Use a significant number of decimals...

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Numbers & Dates › Use a significant number of decimals...

This utility changes the number format in your cells to show a significant number of decimals.
The difference between this utility and general rounding is that it ignores the zeros that come directly after the decimal separator.

For example if you enter the number 3, then the cells will be formatted to show at least 3 decimals, other than zero.
A cell with the value "12.0123123" is then shown as "12.0123" instead of "12.012".
A cell with the value "12.00002134" is then shown as "12.0000213" instead of "12.000".

Starting this tool

In the Excel menu choose: ASAP Utilities › Numbers & Dates › Use a significant number of decimals...

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