Rounding up currency - $2.9309 - $2.94???

Having trouble rounding up dollar amount.
Where do i look?
Is it possible within the formula?
Thanks
Chad

Numbers has a round() function.
=round(A1, 2) will round the value to two places. The result will appear in the cell where you enter this formula.
if there is already some formula in cell A1, then you can place that formula in the round function.
let say A1 contains the formula:
=B1-B4
you could use this formula to round to two places:
=round(B1-B4, 2)

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OP wrote:
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I've just read that it's a money problem...
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look here..
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