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Round to the Neares 100
I am working on employee proposed salaries and need to round to the nearest
50 or 100, such as below. Please help. Thank you. 55,769 = 55,800 60, 112 = 60,100 52,562 = 52,550 24,526 = 24,550 |
Round to the Neares 100
How do you determine whether a number gets rounded to 50 or 100?
55,769 = 55,800 52,562 = 52,550 Why is the first number rounded to 100 and the second rounded to 50? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Shazam" wrote in message ... I am working on employee proposed salaries and need to round to the nearest 50 or 100, such as below. Please help. Thank you. 55,769 = 55,800 60, 112 = 60,100 52,562 = 52,550 24,526 = 24,550 |
Round to the Neares 100
You are right. It needs to be to the nearest 50.
"T. Valko" wrote: How do you determine whether a number gets rounded to 50 or 100? 55,769 = 55,750 52,562 = 52,550 Why is the first number rounded to 100 and the second rounded to 50? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Shazam" wrote in message ... I am working on employee proposed salaries and need to round to the nearest 50 or 100, such as below. Please help. Thank you. 55,769 = 55,800 60, 112 = 60,100 52,562 = 52,550 24,526 = 24,550 |
Round to the Neares 100
try formula in A2 =ROUND(A1/50,0)*50 where A1 contains the first number you
wish to round to nearest 50 - worked for me. "Shazam" wrote: You are right. It needs to be to the nearest 50. "T. Valko" wrote: How do you determine whether a number gets rounded to 50 or 100? 55,769 = 55,750 52,562 = 52,550 Why is the first number rounded to 100 and the second rounded to 50? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Shazam" wrote in message ... I am working on employee proposed salaries and need to round to the nearest 50 or 100, such as below. Please help. Thank you. 55,769 = 55,800 60, 112 = 60,100 52,562 = 52,550 24,526 = 24,550 |
Round to the Neares 100
try formula in A2 "=ROUND(A1/50,0)*50" where A1 is number to be rounded -
worked for me. "Shazam" wrote: You are right. It needs to be to the nearest 50. "T. Valko" wrote: How do you determine whether a number gets rounded to 50 or 100? 55,769 = 55,750 52,562 = 52,550 Why is the first number rounded to 100 and the second rounded to 50? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Shazam" wrote in message ... I am working on employee proposed salaries and need to round to the nearest 50 or 100, such as below. Please help. Thank you. 55,769 = 55,800 60, 112 = 60,100 52,562 = 52,550 24,526 = 24,550 |
Round to the Neares 100
Try this formula...
=MROUND(A1,50) Note that the MROUND function requires the Analysis ToolPak add-in (which can be selected from Tools/Add-Ins on the menu bar). -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Shazam" wrote in message ... You are right. It needs to be to the nearest 50. "T. Valko" wrote: How do you determine whether a number gets rounded to 50 or 100? 55,769 = 55,750 52,562 = 52,550 Why is the first number rounded to 100 and the second rounded to 50? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Shazam" wrote in message ... I am working on employee proposed salaries and need to round to the nearest 50 or 100, such as below. Please help. Thank you. 55,769 = 55,800 60, 112 = 60,100 52,562 = 52,550 24,526 = 24,550 |
Round to the Neares 100
Hi,
If you are using 2007 MROUND is built into Excel and there is no need to attach the analysis toolpak. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Rick Rothstein" wrote: Try this formula... =MROUND(A1,50) Note that the MROUND function requires the Analysis ToolPak add-in (which can be selected from Tools/Add-Ins on the menu bar). -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Shazam" wrote in message ... You are right. It needs to be to the nearest 50. "T. Valko" wrote: How do you determine whether a number gets rounded to 50 or 100? 55,769 = 55,750 52,562 = 52,550 Why is the first number rounded to 100 and the second rounded to 50? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Shazam" wrote in message ... I am working on employee proposed salaries and need to round to the nearest 50 or 100, such as below. Please help. Thank you. 55,769 = 55,800 60, 112 = 60,100 52,562 = 52,550 24,526 = 24,550 |
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