Yeah, incorrect (or more likely misunderstood) rounding is not a smoking gun, and is a pretty silly thing to try and use to "catch" somebody. I've actually regu

Yeah, incorrect (or more likely misunderstood) rounding is not a smoking gun, and is a pretty silly thing to try and use to "catch" somebody. I've actually regularly seen administrators with nothing to add to a discussion call numbers into question because they can't understand how rounded values may not add up exactly to a column total. For that reason, it's relatively common practice in consulting reports to fudge the numbers so the rounded values do add to the colum totals (there are a few other fudges like this to make numbers easier to understand). It's only actually dishonest or material if you then try and explain your conclusions based on the 0.01 you tweaked.