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Does =ROUNDUP(SUM(B1:B2),0) in A1 (with 6.1 in B1 and 5.2 in B2) do the trick?
No, because if the pitcher pitches another 4.2 innings in Game 3, he should have 16.2 innings pitched and not 17.

Game 1: 6.1
Game 2: 5.2
Game 3: 4.2
Game 4: 5.2

Should amount to 22.1 innings pitched


 
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