Calculator is rounding up since ventura 13.0

I think the issues is the "$" on it.

When I paste something that deals with money, it rounds up, however, when I leave the $ off, it pastes normal.

Previous version of OS, I've always been able to paste with a $ sign and it paste exactly what I wanted, dropping the $ in the calculator, but now it just rounds it to the near 10th, 100th, or 1000th place. - etc.

The solution is fairly simple, if you copy a dollar sign for instance it will round up, so even $909,686.15 will become 910,000. BUT if you leave off the dollar sign it will paste. Yes stupid solution but it works.

Thanks, I see this works if I don't use the Currency format in Excel. It's unfortunate this was changed.

This has been fixed for me with Ventura 13.1.

I wish it was a decimal issue. It looks like I can't post links, but if you search reddit for "macOS Ventura: Calculator bug, round numbers with currency sign" you'll see the exact behavior.

apattee wrote:

This has been fixed for me with Ventura 13.1.

+1

This is now fixed for me too after updating to Ventura 13.1

Bennym1956 wrote:

Calculator is rounding up numbers with 2 decimal places since Ventura 13.0 when pasting into it. Decimal places is selected up to 15 places ! Has had this issue in the past !

You can try a different View and compare your results

Cal>View>Scientific for example: ⌘2

if no insight or resolve—

submit your Apple Feedback here: Product Feedback - Apple

ref:Calculator User Guide for Mac - Apple Support

Personally I don't use Excel but I cannot reproduce any rounding issue so my first thought is it's an Excel issue. What happens if you copy the number from Excel and paste it into TextEdit?

You're welcome. I don't know if it's a Ventura bug or a purposeful change. In either case you can send Apple feedback. Feedback - macOS - Apple

This should be trivial, but maybe you missed it (sorry if it is obvious):

View->Decimal Places->15 (or whatever you want...)

EDIT: Sorry, P. Phillips, I see now that you had already pointed this out!

apattee wrote:

This seems to be exactly my problem...

Okay. Based on the link you posted it seems you cannot paste a currency symbol into the Ventura Calculator.

Feel free to send Apple feedback.

Feedback - macOS - Apple

I just noticed this too since update to Ventura 13.0.1. Apple M1 Max, from Excel 365/v16.67 I copy 3,983.44 and get 4,000 when pasted into Calculator. I've tried changing the View options.

Have just attempted to duplicate this issue.

Copied " 136.8730 " from Numbers Spreadsheet into Calculator and the results dropped the trailing Zero ( 0 )

Do not see a Rounding Up

refer below

EDITED