i'm trying to round cell j33 to a multiple of 50 or 100 whatever. but j33 is
the outcome of another ormula so i will never know what it will be.

I assume you mean there is already a formula in J33, in which case
=MROUND(formula,50) should do it.

eg if the formula in J33 is =SUM(J25:J32) then your new formula would be
=MROUND(=SUM(J25:J32),50)

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Ian
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"rich" wrote in message
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i'm trying to round cell j33 to a multiple of 50 or 100 whatever. but j33
is
the outcome of another ormula so i will never know what it will be.

What 'rules' do you have in mind for rounding?
When will you want 50, when will you want 100?
best wishes

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Bernard V Liengme
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"rich" wrote in message
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i'm trying to round cell j33 to a multiple of 50 or 100 whatever. but j33
is
the outcome of another ormula so i will never know what it will be.

=MROUND(the existing formula,50)

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HTH

Bob

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"rich" wrote in message
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i'm trying to round cell j33 to a multiple of 50 or 100 whatever. but j33
is
the outcome of another ormula so i will never know what it will be.