TRYING TO ROUND TIME EQUATIONS TO THE NEAREST QUARTER HOUR. FIGURED OUT HOW
TO DETERMINE THE HOURS BETWEEN STARTING AND STOPPING TIMES, BUT WANT TO ROUND
THE RESULTING HOURS TO NEAREST QUARTER HOUR.

Refrain from using all caps, it is considered rude

=ROUND(A1*96,0)/96

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Peo Sjoblom

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"JOE T" <JOE wrote in message
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TRYING TO ROUND TIME EQUATIONS TO THE NEAREST QUARTER HOUR. FIGURED OUT
HOW
TO DETERMINE THE HOURS BETWEEN STARTING AND STOPPING TIMES, BUT WANT TO
ROUND
THE RESULTING HOURS TO NEAREST QUARTER HOUR.

In your example: 10.5 means half past ten and 10.25 means quarter past
ten? 10.45 is 27 minutes after ten?
If so you'd rather use:
=ROUND(D13*4,0)/4

Regards,
Tomek Polak, http://vba.blog.onet.pl