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The cell "H2" has a number, like 556$, and some times like 64$ etc.
In another cell "A1" I want 20 % of that value, and I have the formel "=H2*0,2" And I wan't the cell to round off to "100" number. How can I do that? Like 64$, says 100$ in A1. Like 556$, says 600$ in A1. You get it! Please help me. |
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