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excell formula can any one help
Take an example of d7 is 25 kg now in cell g 7 I create the formula =f7/40
this returns 0.625 how do I get this to round up to and show 1.00 in cell f7 Hope you can help |
excell formula can any one help
Your question is very confusing.
What has the 25kg in D7 got to do with the formula? for the formula in G7 (F7/40) to = 0.625 then F7 must contain 25 yet in your question you want the to =1 If you want then F7/40 to return 1 then use =ceiling(F7/40) Mike "TheHilife" wrote: Take an example of d7 is 25 kg now in cell g 7 I create the formula =f7/40 this returns 0.625 how do I get this to round up to and show 1.00 in cell f7 Hope you can help |
excell formula can any one help
there are two ways you can do this,right click on the cell and format /number
/decimal places to 0.This will round up or down depending on wether above or below .5.If you always want to round up then in cell f7 =roundup(d7/40,0).Bear in mind in subsequent calculations the actual value will be used,ie .625 not 1 -- paul remove nospam for email addy! "TheHilife" wrote: Take an example of d7 is 25 kg now in cell g 7 I create the formula =f7/40 this returns 0.625 how do I get this to round up to and show 1.00 in cell f7 Hope you can help |
excell formula can any one help
Just to add to Paul's response.
If you format the cell to show 0 decimals, then the value will still be 0.625. And this may not round up the way you want (like Paul wrote). If you use =roundup(d7/40,0), the value will be 1. paul wrote: there are two ways you can do this,right click on the cell and format /number /decimal places to 0.This will round up or down depending on wether above or below .5.If you always want to round up then in cell f7 =roundup(d7/40,0).Bear in mind in subsequent calculations the actual value will be used,ie .625 not 1 -- paul remove nospam for email addy! "TheHilife" wrote: Take an example of d7 is 25 kg now in cell g 7 I create the formula =f7/40 this returns 0.625 how do I get this to round up to and show 1.00 in cell f7 Hope you can help -- Dave Peterson |
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