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MROUND an exsisting formula?
I have a cell that states: =N61*1.1
The number comes out correct. Can I use MRound in this forumula to say: =N61*1.1 but now take that number and round it to the nearest 5 cents? Example= $11.88. I would like it to be $11.90 Is this possible? |
MROUND an exsisting formula?
Looking in the help index for MROUND at example 4 should give you a clue.
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Jerid B" wrote in message ... I have a cell that states: =N61*1.1 The number comes out correct. Can I use MRound in this forumula to say: =N61*1.1 but now take that number and round it to the nearest 5 cents? Example= $11.88. I would like it to be $11.90 Is this possible? |
MROUND an exsisting formula?
=MROUND(N61*1.1,0.05)
"Jerid B" wrote: I have a cell that states: =N61*1.1 The number comes out correct. Can I use MRound in this forumula to say: =N61*1.1 but now take that number and round it to the nearest 5 cents? Example= $11.88. I would like it to be $11.90 Is this possible? |
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