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How would I roundup in the following formula? I keep getting a circular
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=E5*(1+10%)
E5 is constant

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Roundup to what?

This rounds up to the nearest penny

=CEILING(E5*(1+10%),0.01)


Unless you have the formula in E5 you shouldn't
get circular reference if E5 is a constant

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How would I roundup in the following formula? I keep getting a circular
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=E5*(1+10%)
E5 is constant



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=ROUNDUP(E5*(1+10%),number_of_places_to_which_you_ want_to_round)

You won't get a circular reference unless you try to put the formula in cell
E5.
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How would I roundup in the following formula? I keep getting a circular
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=E5*(1+10%)
E5 is constant



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G'day Trish

Assumed

$A$1=100
B1=IF($A$1=0,0,$A$1*1.1)
Result = 110

HTH
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