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ceiling & floor
Is there a difference between
=CEILING(cellreference,1) and =ROUNDUP(cellreference,0) (The same goes for FLOOR / DOWN of course.) Thanks. Bill Ridgeway Computer Solutions |
Hi Bill
For this specific case - don't think so. You can use: =CEILING(cellreference,1) =ROUNDUP(cellreference,0) =FLOOR(cellreference,1) =ROUNDDOWN(cellreference,0) =INT(cellreference) =TRUNC(cellreference,0) but in other situations the functions can do things differently. Regards, KL "Bill Ridgeway" wrote in message ... Is there a difference between =CEILING(cellreference,1) and =ROUNDUP(cellreference,0) (The same goes for FLOOR / DOWN of course.) Thanks. Bill Ridgeway Computer Solutions |
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