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how do I round up a result of a formula in Excel
I want to round up the result of a formula. When I try to use RoundUP to
format the formula I get a "circular" error. Suggestions? |
how do I round up a result of a formula in Excel
The formula is probably referring to the cell that it is in. Post the
formula here then we will know. Pete |
how do I round up a result of a formula in Excel
Hi,
Make your formula to be a part of the roundup formula as follows: =ROUNDUP(the formula you have now without the leading "=" sign,number of digits you want the result to be rounded up) For example, if your formula is =A2^3+B2^2+C2, the new formula would be =ROUNDUP(A2^3+B2^2+C2,0); the result would be rounded up to the next higher integer. Regards, B. R. Ramachandran "one of two" wrote: I want to round up the result of a formula. When I try to use RoundUP to format the formula I get a "circular" error. Suggestions? |
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