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I wish to round linked volumes to the nearest .0025. Help please.
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=MROUND(A1,.0025)
This requires the analysis tool pack |
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Can you make do with the Ceiling function.
i.e. =CEILING(A1,0.0025) ??? |
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Ceiling only rounds UP, not to the nearest.
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The MROUND tack returns a #NUM! error
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Do you have the analysis ToolPack installed?
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Fixed. Note: If the number being evaluated is less than 0, you must put a -.0025
Argument works thusly: =IF(A1<0,MROUND(A1,-.0025),MROUND(A1,.0025)) Thanks for the help. |
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Thank YOU! I didn't know that and I didn't even consider negative numbers.
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