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MS Office Forum / Excel / Worksheet Functions / October 2006rounding formulas
I know if I want to do a formula for rounding to the nearest 100 of 40% of a number it's =ROUND(a1*40%,-2). This will automatically round to the nearest 100. However, I am looking to round to the next highest 100 so if the value is 2,101 it will round up to 2,200. Any ideas? =ROUNDUP(A1,-2) > I know if I want to do a formula for rounding to the nearest 100 of 40% of a > number it's =ROUND(a1*40%,-2). This will automatically round to the nearest > 100. However, I am looking to round to the next highest 100 so if the value > is 2,101 it will round up to 2,200. Any ideas? =CEILING(A1*40%,100)  SignatureHTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) > I know if I want to do a formula for rounding to the nearest 100 of 40% of a > number it's =ROUND(a1*40%,-2). This will automatically round to the nearest > 100. However, I am looking to round to the next highest 100 so if the value > is 2,101 it will round up to 2,200. Any ideas? |
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