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Please can anyone help me to create a formula that will round a total to the nearest 0.25?
e.g. 0.45 would be 0.50, 25.22 would be 25.25, 4.67 would be 4.75, 1.88 would be 2.00, etc.
Many thanks.
Please can anyone help me to create a formula that will round a total to the nearest 0.25?
e.g. 0.45 would be 0.50, 25.22 would be 25.25, 4.67 would be 4.75, 1.88 would be 2.00, etc.
Many thanks.
=ROUND(A1*n,0)/n
therefore to nearest quarter would be
=ROUND(A1*4,0)/4
Good morning Dunderlin
davesexcel's already provided you with a perfectly adequate answer, but just in the interests of some of Excel's more obscure functions, you could look at the Ceiling function :
=CEILING(A1,0.25)
HTH
DominicB
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I have tried both of these methods but neither seems to work. Try entering 17.7 and neither gives 17.75 ??
=ROUND(A1*4,0)/4
I entered 17.7 in A1 and I got 17.75
What are you getting?
Now its working thanks - my error
Re: Round up to nearest quarter
great spot and thank you to whoever reads this and a giant thank you to anyone who can help.
We need to round up to the nearest 25 in a cell. We would like to apply the formula to the cell
instead of creating another cell with formula reading the cell with data
We need to up quantities for printing on even sheets.
the page has 25 tags. column 7 has all the qtys.
not sure if it is possible without creating a new column for the result
=ROUNDUP(A1/25,0)*25 is what i used and it worked but it is in another column to get the value
we would like to be able to update the value with the formula in the original cell
hope it made sense, thank you in advance.
Glen
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Just stumbled on this ~2 years later, but wanted to give a heads up that this solution only rounds up and doesn't go to the nearest. For example, if you have 12.8 hours, you may want to round to 12.75 and not up to 13.Originally Posted by dominicb
In my test point, I have a timesheet that adds hours in 15 minute increments and have an overall hourly goal of 80% to billable to clients. Trying to compare whether or not I'm hitting the target using ceiling wasn't working. The simple round/divide by 4 solution posted by Davesexcel worked perfectly.
Just a note, this thread is 12 years old.
Hah! I had only seen the reply from 2016 and didn't realize the original was from 2006. Either way - helped me out this morning.Just a note, this thread is 12 years old.
Hi,
Sorry to jump on this thread but I have a related query.
Is there a way I can use a ROUND formula to both round up or down to a certain figure?
what I mean is that people can enter a piece of data that reflect a time stamp. when they enter a time with either half hour (0.3 ) or a full hour (1) then I want it to stay as it is but if they enter 0.15, I want it to round down to 0 and if they enter 0.45 (45mins) I want to round down to 0.3
Thanks
Please start a new thread. Don't add a new question to a 12 year old thread.
This question is marked as "Solved", there would be no reason for somebody to even open the post to see what it is about.
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