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I thought I posted this but I cant find it. Apologies if this is
repeating.

But

I need a formula, for cell B1, that will roundup the figure in A1 to
the nearest $2

ie, if A1 = $22.50, the figure in B1 needs to be $24.00

Anyone got any ideas?

TIA
Esra

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Maybe

=CEILING(A1,2)

Try that in B1.

Mike

"Esradekan" wrote:

I thought I posted this but I cant find it. Apologies if this is
repeating.

But

I need a formula, for cell B1, that will roundup the figure in A1 to
the nearest $2

ie, if A1 = $22.50, the figure in B1 needs to be $24.00

Anyone got any ideas?

TIA
Esra


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On Oct 31, 10:31 pm, Mike H wrote:
Maybe

=CEILING(A1,2)

Try that in B1.

Mike



"Esradekan" wrote:
I thought I posted this but I cant find it. Apologies if this is
repeating.


But


I need a formula, for cell B1, that will roundup the figure in A1 to
the nearest $2


ie, if A1 = $22.50, the figure in B1 needs to be $24.00


Anyone got any ideas?


TIA
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Works terrific, thanks very much.

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