If you used Excel, there would be two ways to do this:
- either tell Excel to use the displayed (rounded) values in calculations, not the real ones (that's a global setting)
- use the round-function to put the rounded values in some cells, add them with the sum-function and display the result where you now have your total of the real values
I don't know Works, but I think the second way is more likely to be possible there. Search for the round-function in the Help.
Kees
I am new to spreadsheets, and have created one for figuring water usuage accounts. I used easy calc to set a two different formulas in two columns. It fugured them as I wanted, rounding them off. But, when I set up the formula for totaling the account across the row, and then a formula to total the column of taxes, it apparently is picking up the dropped amounts from the round off,and it does not show a true total of the figures that are showing in the spreadsheet. I have looked and looked, and cannot find a setting to correct this.
I am using microsoft works ver. 6 that was installed in win xp on my computer. Thanks.

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