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roundup, ceiling or whatever
I would like to create a calculation that rounds to the next higher 9000 and
add 900. I wonder if this can be done? Example: a home price calculates to $447,865.75 in value. I want to make a price of $449,900. It would be nice if this solution could work in the five digit area also such as a home calculating to $46,789.56 rounded up to $49,900. An ideas? Thanks all, |
roundup, ceiling or whatever
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=CEILING(A1,10000)-100 In article , "Blake" wrote: I would like to create a calculation that rounds to the next higher 9000 and add 900. I wonder if this can be done? Example: a home price calculates to $447,865.75 in value. I want to make a price of $449,900. It would be nice if this solution could work in the five digit area also such as a home calculating to $46,789.56 rounded up to $49,900. |
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