Count cash denomination as you type

Count notes and coins, then total the cash in one currency.

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Answer

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Multiply each denomination by its count and add the subtotals. Values with two decimal places are summed in integer hundredths to avoid decimal rounding drift.

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Rounding changes displayed numbers, not the calculation. Text, fractions, matrices and CSV schedules keep their own formatting. Automatic keeps up to 12 significant digits, with money shown to cents where applicable.

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Formula and assumptions

Enter values from one currency, without symbols or thousands separators. The default is an editable example, not a currency catalogue. Counts must be whole numbers; denominations support at most two decimal places.

In a list, use spaces, new lines, semicolons, or commas followed by a space. A comma between groups of three digits is a thousands separator.

Automatic precision shows numbers to 12 significant digits. Thousands separators such as 1,000 are accepted; use a dot for decimals.

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Multiply each denomination by its count and add the subtotals. Values with two decimal places are summed in integer hundredths to avoid decimal rounding drift.

Enter values from one currency, without symbols or thousands separators. The default is an editable example, not a currency catalogue. Counts must be whole numbers; denominations support at most two decimal places.

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A worked example

With denomination values = 100 50 20 10 5 1 0.25, 0.10, 0.05, 0.01, matching counts = 0 0 3 2 1 4 8 0 0 0, the total cash is 91.00.

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Enter values from one currency, without symbols or thousands separators. The default is an editable example, not a currency catalogue. Counts must be whole numbers; denominations support at most two decimal places.

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