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The goalposts have changed 9as they do). If an amount is say, £5.33 then it
needs to be rounded up to £5.35, but if it was £5.37 it needs to be rounded up to £5.39, so the second decimal needs to be rounded up to either 5 or 9. Does that make sense? Hope someone can assist "Dennis" wrote: If your figure is in A1, then put this in B1 =INT(A1+0.5) "Mick B" wrote: Hi, I need to round up a sheet of figures that will do the following: if a figure is between £4.50 and £4.99, the figure will be rounded up to £5.00, or if between £4.00 and £4.49, then rounded down to £4.00. Any clues please? |
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