This function rounds decimal numbers to the specified number of digits in monetary format and converts them to text. The format used is (￥#,##0.00_); ($0.00).
grammar
RMB (number,decimals)
Number A number, a reference to a cell that contains a number, or a formula that evaluates to a number.
Decimals Decimal number The number of digits to the right of the decimal point. If Decimals is negative, the argument number is rounded from the decimal point to the left by the corresponding number of digits.
If Decimals are omitted, the value is assumed to be 2.
Instructions
Use the Cells command in the Format menu to format the cell that contains the number between the one that uses the RMB function to format the number directly
The difference is that the RMB function converts the result to text, while numbers formatted using the “cells” command are still numbers. But you can continue in the formula
Numbers formatted by the RMB function are used in the WPS table because the WPS table converts numbers entered as text values to numbers when calculating formulas.
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