you will likely need to use a couple of statments since your conditions as
described are not exactly the MROUND conditions.

MRound (.212485714,.5) would = 0

Your example also appears somwhat inconsistant since .571428571 yields .5
and .555428571 yields 1.
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"Paul C" wrote:

you can call the worksheet function MROUND like this

ActiveCell = WorksheetFunction.MRound(ActiveCell, 0.5)

of course you can use any variables you wantand do more stuff

NewNumber = WorksheetFunction.MRound(CurrentNumber, 0.5)

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"Gary Keramidas" wrote:

i'm wondering if there is a single formula that will round the following
examples in vba. i can do it with if statements, but looking for a more
compact solution to enter the value in a cell.

if it's < .5 it rounds to .5. if it's .5 it rounds to the nearest .5.

4.571428571 5
0.571428571 0.5
0.575428571 1
0.285714286 0.5
0.214285714 0.5
57.03571429 57


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Excel 2003


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