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in lotus, if i wanted to round to a quarter unit, i'd write
@roundm(A2-A1,.25). how do i achieve the same effect in excel 2003? the
info in A1 and A2 could be numbers, times, etc.
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=mround(A2-A1,.25)
but you'll need to make sure that you've got the Analysis ToolPak add-in
enabled.
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in lotus, if i wanted to round to a quarter unit, i'd write
@roundm(A2-A1,.25). how do i achieve the same effect in excel 2003? the
info in A1 and A2 could be numbers, times, etc.



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If you have the analysis toolpack installed you can use this formula
=MROUND(A2-A1,0.25)

otherwise you will have to use something like this one
=ROUND(4*(A2-A1),0)/4

"craig phila" wrote:

in lotus, if i wanted to round to a quarter unit, i'd write
@roundm(A2-A1,.25). how do i achieve the same effect in excel 2003? the
info in A1 and A2 could be numbers, times, etc.

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thanx. that'll work.
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"David Biddulph" wrote:

=mround(A2-A1,.25)
but you'll need to make sure that you've got the Analysis ToolPak add-in
enabled.
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"craig phila" <lotus wrote in message
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in lotus, if i wanted to round to a quarter unit, i'd write
@roundm(A2-A1,.25). how do i achieve the same effect in excel 2003? the
info in A1 and A2 could be numbers, times, etc.




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thanx. that'll do it
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If you have the analysis toolpack installed you can use this formula
=MROUND(A2-A1,0.25)

otherwise you will have to use something like this one
=ROUND(4*(A2-A1),0)/4

"craig phila" wrote:

in lotus, if i wanted to round to a quarter unit, i'd write
@roundm(A2-A1,.25). how do i achieve the same effect in excel 2003? the
info in A1 and A2 could be numbers, times, etc.

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