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    Using roundup in a column.

    Hi I've been breaking my head all morning trying to figure out how I can divide by a constant number, that being 200, in a column but also having it round off to only 2 decimals. I've been using =ROUNDUP(????/200,2) (the number changes in every column) Thats been working for me, BUT I'd like to know if there was a formula where I can just enter the number & have it it roundup & dived without having to put in the formula for every cell in the column. Your help is very much appreciated. Hope you guys can help.
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    Re: Using roundup in a column.

    not sure what you mean, so i take a guess

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    in which a1 = 200
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    Re: Using roundup in a column.

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    I used the 1st method which was =A1/$C$1 but I didn't get how to use roundup with that.

    I like the 2nd method which was =ROUNDUP(3643/200,2) but I don't know if I'm able to just apply it to a whole column.
    I would like to input a number in each cell within a column & have it divided & rounded up.

    Do I make sense?

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    Re: Using roundup in a column.

    Please do not upload a picture of your file...rather, upload a sample of your workbook, showing what data you are working with, a few samples of your expected outcome is (manually entered is ok) and how you arrived at that. (exclude sensitive info)
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    Re: Using roundup in a column.

    I'm not familiar with what workbook is. That was just a sample of what I what I'm trying to do. & I just threw in those numbers they're not actual numbers I'm using. or an actual file I'm working on.
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    Re: Using roundup in a column.

    workbook is the excel file your working in.

    post this file, without confidentional information.

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    Re: Using roundup in a column.

    It almost looks to me like you are just unfamiliar with how to build formulas in Excel and using cell references in those formulas and so on. Does this help? http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...997.aspx?CTT=1
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    Re: Using roundup in a column.

    I'm not sure how to upload a file.

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    Re: Using roundup in a column.

    I'm using ROUNDUP(number,num_digits) but I want to know if I can use it for a whole column. or would i just have to type it in the cell everytime.

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    Re: Using roundup in a column.

    To Attach a File:

    1. Scroll down to the window below your post Additional Options
    2. In the frame Attach Files you will see the button Manage Attachments
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    5. Click the Browse... button to locate your file for uploading.
    6. This will open a new window File Upload.
    7. Once you have located the file to upload click the Open button. This window will close.


    You could copy the cell into the other cells in the column

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    Re: Using roundup in a column.

    Thank you. I was able to upload it.
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    Re: Using roundup in a column.

    See the attached file.

    It is in the yellow cells.

    You can copy the formula to the cells below.
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    Re: Using roundup in a column.

    I got =IFERROR(ROUNDUP($A1/H$1,2),"") in the yellow cells.

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