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rounding function
I'm trying to round numbers to the nearest 10, but when I enter something
like =mround(16,10) into the cell, I just get a formula error. Do I have some kind of seeting not working somewhere, or something? Thanks. |
rounding function
From the mround function help:
If this function is not available, and returns the #NAME? error, install and load the Analysis ToolPak add-in. How? On the Tools menu, click Add-Ins. In the Add-Ins available list, select the Analysis ToolPak box, and then click OK. If necessary, follow the instructions in the setup program. "rcc" wrote: I'm trying to round numbers to the nearest 10, but when I enter something like =mround(16,10) into the cell, I just get a formula error. Do I have some kind of seeting not working somewhere, or something? Thanks. |
rounding function
Make sure the Analysis ToolPak addin is loaded
-- Gary's Student "rcc" wrote: I'm trying to round numbers to the nearest 10, but when I enter something like =mround(16,10) into the cell, I just get a formula error. Do I have some kind of seeting not working somewhere, or something? Thanks. |
rounding function
Thanks, easy enough.
"rcc" wrote: I'm trying to round numbers to the nearest 10, but when I enter something like =mround(16,10) into the cell, I just get a formula error. Do I have some kind of seeting not working somewhere, or something? Thanks. |
rounding function
Try,
=MROUND(16,"10") Or with the value in A1, =MROUND(A1,"10") Regards, Alan. "rcc" wrote in message ... I'm trying to round numbers to the nearest 10, but when I enter something like =mround(16,10) into the cell, I just get a formula error. Do I have some kind of seeting not working somewhere, or something? Thanks. |
rounding function
"Gary''s Student" wrote in message
... "rcc" wrote: I'm trying to round numbers to the nearest 10, but when I enter something like =mround(16,10) into the cell, I just get a formula error. Do I have some kind of seeting not working somewhere, or something? Make sure the Analysis ToolPak addin is loaded Or an alternative is =ROUND(16,-1) -- David Biddulph |
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