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Default Macro to round highlighted cells to nearest hundred


I'm a beginner at macro stuff and I had a quick question.
Let's say A1 = 225, A2 = 189, A3 = 1334
Is there a way to set up a macro is if I hightlight A1:A3 and then run
the macro the cells will automatically change to nearest hundreds?
So after I run the macro it will be
A1 = 200, A2 = 200, A3 = 1300

I currently tried recording a macro where I had the values in A1:A3 and
then in B1 I put =if(a10, round(a1,-2),0)
but there's a few problems with this: it limits to positive numbers
only, and for it to work I need to highlight/put the cursor on B1 first
and then run the macro, also the values *need* to be in the A column.

I'm assuming there's an easier way to do this, can anyone help out?
thanks!


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