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Manipulating Round() function in VBA
- Thread starter my-lew
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Welcome!
When you use the round function, you need to input a formula in the following format:
=round(number, number of digits)
The "number of digits" specifies how many decimals to round to, as follows:
2 = 2 decimal places
0 = 0 decimal places
-1 = nearest 10
-2 = nearest 100
-3 = nearest 1000
You can also use "ceiling" formala for odd rounding, or roundup or rounddown
When you use the round function, you need to input a formula in the following format:
=round(number, number of digits)
The "number of digits" specifies how many decimals to round to, as follows:
2 = 2 decimal places
0 = 0 decimal places
-1 = nearest 10
-2 = nearest 100
-3 = nearest 1000
You can also use "ceiling" formala for odd rounding, or roundup or rounddown
Yogi Anand
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Hello my_lew:
One of the ways to do this would be to use the worksheet function ROUND ... if the entry 45570 is in cell A1, then using the following
you can get the result as 45600
I am using EXCEL 97 and I seem to have access to the ROUND function only through the worksheet environment.
One of the ways to do this would be to use the worksheet function ROUND ... if the entry 45570 is in cell A1, then using the following
Code:
worksheetfunction.RoundUp([a1],-2)I am using EXCEL 97 and I seem to have access to the ROUND function only through the worksheet environment.
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