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Heather Gilroy
 
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I need to take the (variable) cost price times 1.67 (fixed) and then have the
result round (up or down) to the nearest 9th.
Example
cost 1.27 x 1.67 = 2.1209
rounded result = 2.09
Please Help! Thanks!
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JE McGimpsey
 
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One way:

=CEILING(A1*1.67,0.1) - 0.01

Note, I assumed you wanted it rounded up to the nearest dollar amount
ending in 0.x9, not the nearest 9th.

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"Heather Gilroy" <Heather wrote:

I need to take the (variable) cost price times 1.67 (fixed) and then have the
result round (up or down) to the nearest 9th.
Example
cost 1.27 x 1.67 = 2.1209
rounded result = 2.09
Please Help! Thanks!

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Bob Phillips
 
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Is this any good

=ROUND(ROUND(A1*11,0)/11,2)

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I need to take the (variable) cost price times 1.67 (fixed) and then have

the
result round (up or down) to the nearest 9th.
Example
cost 1.27 x 1.67 = 2.1209
rounded result = 2.09
Please Help! Thanks!



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