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Hi Am wondering if there is not a way of rounding up a number in the cell
that the function is in.

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Sure. =ROUNDUP((MyFormulaHere),0)

So perhaps something like =ROUNDUP((A2*A3),2)
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Hi!

Yes, you can do this.

Since you didn't provide any details the only suggestion I can make is to
see Excel help on the Roundup or Ceiling functions.

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On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 11:49:39 +1000, "Tim" wrote:

Hi Am wondering if there is not a way of rounding up a number in the cell
that the function is in.

thanks tim


=ROUNDUP(your_function,0)

or you could use the CEILING function if appropriate.

See HELP for both those functions.


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