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I need help with a Function
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 |
I need help with a Function
=CEILING(F24, F25)
Note: if you ask a question in a newsgroup, you get an answer not by email but in the newsgroup, so that the answer can hopefully be of benefit to others (and so that other folk can correct an answer if it's wrong!). -- David Biddulph "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 |
I need help with a Function
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 |
I need help with a Function
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 |
I need help with a Function
=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 |
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