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There was a formula I used in the past that would bump up the results in a
cell to the next highest group of ten. For example, if the results were "16" the formula would return "20". If the results were "32" the formula returns "40" and so on. I would like to use this function again but can't remember the formula. Any assistance will be appreciated. Thanks! Vince |
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