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How do I round last number without a decimal point
I want to round a number, either up or down depending on the last digit. I
tried to use "roundup" and "Rounddown" but those are for numbers with a decimal place, my database does not have decimals. I want to change numbers like; 4507, and 4503, to 4510 and 4500 (respectively) . I also tried "=($D4(last_digit5,"rounddown",roundup) but there is no "last_digit" command, so obviosly is cant work!! Any suggestions? Thank you in advance |
use a negative argument for decimal places (from Help: "If num_digits is
less than 0, then number is rounded to the left of the decimal point."): =ROUND(A1,-1) In article , "rollover22" wrote: I want to round a number, either up or down depending on the last digit. I tried to use "roundup" and "Rounddown" but those are for numbers with a decimal place, my database does not have decimals. I want to change numbers like; 4507, and 4503, to 4510 and 4500 (respectively) . I also tried "=($D4(last_digit5,"rounddown",roundup) but there is no "last_digit" command, so obviosly is cant work!! Any suggestions? Thank you in advance |
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