Here is what I got:

F24 = 64
F25 = 12

on cell F26 I got the function =MROUND(F24, F25) which gives me 60.
Basically the formula is rounding 64 to the nearest multiple of 12, which
it"s 60. But what I want is for a formula to roundup to the nearest multiple
of 12. In other words I want the outcome to be 72. Can anybody out there help
me with this issue. If you have an answer please send me an e-mail to
. Thank you for the time

=CEILING(F24, F25)

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"XL 411" <XL wrote in message
...
Here is what I got:

F24 = 64
F25 = 12

on cell F26 I got the function =MROUND(F24, F25) which gives me 60.
Basically the formula is rounding 64 to the nearest multiple of 12, which
it"s 60. But what I want is for a formula to roundup to the nearest
multiple
of 12. In other words I want the outcome to be 72. Can anybody out there
help
me with this issue. If you have an answer please send me an e-mail to
. Thank you for the time

Assuming you do not want to round up F24's value if it is already an exact
multiple of the value in F25...

=IF(MOD(F24,F25)=0,F24,MROUND(F24+F25, F25))

Rick


"XL 411" <XL wrote in message
...
Here is what I got:

F24 = 64
F25 = 12

on cell F26 I got the function =MROUND(F24, F25) which gives me 60.
Basically the formula is rounding 64 to the nearest multiple of 12, which
it"s 60. But what I want is for a formula to roundup to the nearest
multiple
of 12. In other words I want the outcome to be 72. Can anybody out there
help
me with this issue. If you have an answer please send me an e-mail to
. Thank you for the time

How about:

"=MROUND(F24,F25)+IF(MROUND(F24,F25)<F24,F25,0 )"

Will

"XL 411" wrote:

Here is what I got:

F24 = 64
F25 = 12

on cell F26 I got the function =MROUND(F24, F25) which gives me 60.
Basically the formula is rounding 64 to the nearest multiple of 12, which
it"s 60. But what I want is for a formula to roundup to the nearest multiple
of 12. In other words I want the outcome to be 72. Can anybody out there help
me with this issue. If you have an answer please send me an e-mail to
. Thank you for the time

=ROUNDUP(A1/12,0)*12


"XL 411" wrote:

Here is what I got:

F24 = 64
F25 = 12

on cell F26 I got the function =MROUND(F24, F25) which gives me 60.
Basically the formula is rounding 64 to the nearest multiple of 12, which
it"s 60. But what I want is for a formula to roundup to the nearest multiple
of 12. In other words I want the outcome to be 72. Can anybody out there help
me with this issue. If you have an answer please send me an e-mail to
. Thank you for the time