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I did that but it keeps giving me the circular reference error. The values
that appear in the cell are being entered as the result of a formula. "CorporateQAinTX" wrote: Have you tried using the =ROUNDUP() function? You're supposed to put the number and then the number of decimal places in the parenthesis, but you can list a cell value for number like A1 instead. If you want a whole integer just put a 0 like this: =ROUNDUP(A1,0) This will take whatever number is in A1 and round it up every time. QA Techie "Tom" wrote: I want to format a cell or column in a worksheet to always round up the value to the nearest integer. My skills here are limited so please reply in "layman's" terms. |
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