1. If column D422 is greater then 9,750 then multiply D422 by 10% and then floor it to the nearest 100. But what I am trying to do is;
If D422 is between 9,750 and 9,999 then multiply it by 10% then ceiling it to the nearest 100 which would be 1,000. But if it is equal to or greater the 10,000 then multiply it by 10% then floor it to the nearest 100. So the minimum 10% returned should be 1,000.
=IF(D422,FLOOR(D422*10%,100),9750)
Say i got a figure 9.9218. If written "=floor(9.9218,0.0625)", the result i would get is 9.875. However, if the formula was written with the CEILING function, I would get 9.9375.
Now here's the fun part. Is it possible to combine the FLOOR and CEILING function codes into one complete function, where it could determine whether 9.9218 is closer to 9.9375 than 9.875?
The following was taken from my decimal equivalent chart, at spaces of .0156:
.875
.8906
.9062
.9218
.9375
*As seen here, .9218 is closer to .9375
I have the following calculation that I use to determine if a price is outside of a floor or ceiling, if it is outside of the range it uses either the floor or ceiling price
=IF($G$76E76,-(($G$76-E76)*F13),0))
the formula is in cell G71
F13 is the total quantity
E76 is the ceiling price of $15.00
F76 is the floor price of $7.50
G76 is the calculated price of ($6.21)
In this case the floor of $7.50
I would like to modify the formula to where if you input N/A (or something else) that it will give a result of $0. I do not want to put a zero in the cells for the floor and ceiling price because it will give me a result of $0.
I have a value in a cell that is to one decimal place. I need to round this value to the nearest 0.5 multiple up or down which ever is closer. The value in cell A1 reads 6.6, therefore rounding I want the cell to read 6.5 If the value in A1 is closer to 6 say 6.2 I want the cell to read 6.0
View 5 Replies View RelatedI am trying to write a macro, but am failing at it.
Basically, what I am trying to do is:
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Select a whole row, for example 5
Define that row as "Ceiling"
Then select a row a few steps down, for example 18
Define that row as "Floor"
Then select the range (ceiling, floor)
Then print that area.
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But I have no idea how to write the code.
I am trying to ask if a truncated number is divisable by 9. e.g. 1234 truncated would be 123. To truncate the number i've tried to devide it by ten and then round it down using the floor or rounddown function. However i get the "Complie Error Sub Or Function Not Defined" error in my User Defined Function
If Floor((i / 10), 1) Mod 9 = 0 Then
Do my groove thang
End If
The compiler is IDing Floor (or rounddown) as the problem.
I have a set of numbers that I need to round up to the nearest number divisible by 5. For Example...
28 would be 30
-13 would be -10
There is one additional part though. If the number is already divisible by 5 I need it rounded to the next number. For Example:
0 would be 5
-10 would be -5
10 would be 15
I have to multiply a value X by 20, then depending on the Case = ProteinA or Case Else, round up to the next multiple of 100 or 500.
If Case = ProteinA, I want that 20*x to be rounded up to the next 500.
If Case else, then I want the next multiple of 100.
I've got a UserForm with a bunch of TextBoxes on which the user is inputting numerical values into.
After any entry a macro is rounding the value to the nearest multiple of 25 using application.worksheetfunctionceiling/floor functionality.
I've got a problem that as the value in the textbox approaches 33,000 I get an overflow error message. (I'm presuming at 32 bits)
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Im meant to produce a simple spreadsheet that calculates the floor area of a new build city centre hotel. The developer is looking at various plots of land that allow differing sizes of floor plates and storey heights. The key variables are the number and type of bedrooms, number of floors and whether the hotel is classed as a premium or budget hotel.
I need to produce a spreadsheet that shows the key variables and the total calculated floor area at the top of the sheet.
I am trying to nest an IF function with a CEILING function. If C10 is < 3.5, make it 3.5, however, if C10 > 3.5, CEILING (C10, 5)
right now it looks like:
If (C10