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I want to be able to have an amount in one cell then in aonther cell have the
following function =roundup(c10+15/.9,0) so it takes the amount in the first cell adds on 15 then divides by .9 (which increases by 10%) and then round the number. But excel doesn't like this. So i tried to put the brackets and the rounding just so =roundup(c10+15,0)/.9 which does bring the correct amount but doesnot round the final amount up. Does anyone know how or if this can be done? Thanks |
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