Article: This allows you to enter a formula into the cell. The field is at the top of the spreadsheet. Type an equal sign followed by "ROUND" like this: =ROUND. " The content of the "fx" box should now look like this: =ROUND(. This inserts the cell's location (e.g., A1) into the formula. If you clicked A1, the "fx" box should now look like this: =ROUND(A1. For example, if you wanted to round the value of A1 to 2 decimal places, your formula would so far look like this: =ROUND(A1,2. Use 0 as the decimal place to round to the nearest whole number. Use a negative number to round by multiples of 10. For example, =ROUND(A1,-1will round the number to the next multiple of 10. The final formula should look like this (using the example of rounding A1 2 decimal places: =ROUND(A1,2). This runs the ROUND formula and displays the rounded value in the selected cell. You can replace ROUND with ROUNDUP or ROUNDDOWN if you know you want to round up or round down to a certain number of decimal points. Similarly, the formula MROUND will round to the nearest multiple of any specified number.
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Enter the data into your spreadsheet. Click a cell next to the one you want to round. Type "ROUND" into the "fx" field. Type an open parenthesis after "ROUND. Click the cell that you want to round. Type a comma followed by the number of digits to round to. Type a closed parenthesis to finish the formula. Press Enter or Return.

Problem: Article: If someone has done something to cause you pain or suffering, the worst thing you can do is return the favor just for the sake of proving a point. Doing so will only compromise your own honor, integrity, and respectability. Stay true to your values and be the bigger person. Choosing not to act on your vengeful urges can also be very empowering. It screams loud and clear that the only person who has control over your actions and reactions is you. There's a lot of truth to be found in the old Spanish proverb, "No revenge is more honorable than the one not taken." Talk to a trusted loved one about your enemy's actions and the impact they've had on you. More often than not, the fires of revenge are fueled by hurt, not anger. By working through your emotions and coming to terms with the way you were wronged, you'll be on the fast track to making peace with it and moving on with your life. Getting reassurance from someone who cares about you is far more satisfying and impactful than making your enemies grovel at your feet. In fact, scientific research shows that acts of revenge rarely make the person committing them feel any better at all. Contemplating revenge can give you a sinister thrill, but, taken too far, it can also cast a shadow over your life. Resist the urge to continually reopen old wounds by maintaining an upbeat attitude and taking stock of the things you're thankful for. In this way, you can break the cycle of rage and one-upmanship that threatens to keep you stuck in an unhealthy state of mind. Try to look at your enemy's actions as a blessing in disguise. It could be, for instance, that they're a former friend who's stabbed you in the back, and their betrayal has made you more careful about who you let into your inner circle. Don't feel too bad about being a target for your enemy's scorn. The fact that they would go to such great lengths to interfere with your happiness means that they think you're important. Malicious words and actions can sting, but they can also have an energizing effect. Channel the energy that you would otherwise put towards holding a grudge into working out, studying, or picking up a new hobby. In the end, you'll be better off for it, which is just about the biggest middle finger you can extend to your haters. Intense forms of exercise like weightlifting, sprinting, rowing, or interval training can be an excellent way to blow off some steam while also reaping a host of health benefits. When someone tries to make you feel small, you have two choices: you can let it eat you alive or you can let it push you to become even greater.
Summary: Refuse to stoop to your enemy's level. Vent your feelings to your friends and family. Focus on the good that comes from the situation rather than the bad. Use your enemy's hostility towards you as motivation.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: First and foremost, understand that your physical well-being is of utmost importance. In the absence of adequate information and knowledge about your well-being, you will not be able to take charge of your life. It is very important to both your physical and psychological well-being that you visit the doctor and get what all tests need to be done. Many rape survivors do not seek medical attention for various reasons: You are in a state of shock and unable to come terms with the fact that you have been violated and are unable to think of the future course of action. You are engulfed by fears of having to face social stigma and criticism. You are uncertain of being believed and you are unsure that you'd receive support and empathy from different people such as family, friends, police, or medical professionals. You are so overcome by feelings of shame and embarrassment and by what is yet to come (in terms of probing questions, evidentiary physical examination, or a fear of testing positive for STIs). You feel so intimidated that you just prefer to wait for the symptoms to disappear on their own without anybody having to know anything. If you feel like you need moral support while you're at the doctor, bring a trusted friend or family member with you. This person may be able to help explain your situation if you are unable to talk about it. A rape can leave the survivor emotionally scarred. But there is also the physical aspect associated with rape. There may be physical damage, including a sexually transmitted infection or other type of injury. Having a full physical examination will help you establish if there are any physical problems. One question that most rape survivors wonder is if they could have contracted a sexually transmitted infection. The possibility of contracting an STI increases if the rape was unprotected sex. Confusion, doubts and worries may arise in the event of not getting tested. This can rob you of your peace of mind. In the event that you don't rule out a sexually transmitted infection (STI), you may live in constant worry about your psychological and physical condition. Don't wait for signs of an STI. Some STIs remain concealed for a long time before they manifest as symptoms. Even if physical symptoms are absent, it is essential to get tested for the presence of STIs in latent form. When they're detected in the early stages, most STIs are curable and treatable. If you ignore symptoms, an STI could become a serious and chronic medical problem that will be hard to treat and cure.

SUMMARY: See your doctor. Take a trusted friend with you. Get a thorough physical examination. Get tested for sexually transmitted infections.

It's the app with grey gears that can be found on your Home screen. You may have to scroll down to find this option. A list of languages will appear. A blue check mark will appear next to it. A confirmation screen will appear. Your device's interface, including Facebook, will now be shown in your selected language.
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Open Settings. Tap General. Tap Language & Region. Tap iPhone Language. Tap on a language. Tap Done. Tap Change to [selected language].