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If I have a value of $10 and add 10% by dividing by 0.90, I get $11.11 which
I would like to round up to the nearest $0.5, i.e. $11.15. Does anybody know the formula and can you use it on a result which is also a formula? Thanks, Lee |
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"Lee" wrote:
If I have a value of $10 and add 10% by dividing by 0.90, I get $11.11 which I would like to round up to the nearest $0.5, i.e. $11.15. From your example, I presume you mean "nearest $0.05" (nickel). Does anybody know the formula and can you use it on a result which is also a formula? If you truly mean "round up", as your example might suggest: =CEILING(A1, 0.05) |
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