i want a cell to round itself. i have a form i'm filling out, based on a percentage of a dollar amount. when the formula calculates, it only shows the first 2 numbers past the dollar point. however, the cell still "knows" what the number is. I have several of these formulas on a spreadsheet, and the sum of them at the bottom of the page is NOT what would you would get adding up the numbers you see on the page, as it is calculating numbers you can't see.
If I have cells that are formatted to a certain decimal width, say, 2 digits, cells that have the value of 3.599 will appear as 3.60. When I reference this cell in VBA, how can I have it pickup the 3.60? Currently, something like Range("A1") or Range("A1").Value will pickup the 3.599.
I feel like theres something thats like Range("A1").XXXX that will get me there, but I can't seem to guess it.
I am trying hard to use excel macro to round up cell value to next complete figure when it reaches to 0.6, however it should show the first five "0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5 exactly. I am giving increment of 0.1 digit to A1 Cell, it is going well. I am unable to get the next complete figure when 0.6 comes. Is it possible in macro.
It's been awhile since I've done this...and I tried searching for the solution but to no avail.
I'm trying to edit the contents of a series of numbers by using the Rounding function. When I execute my macro on the next cell, it uses the value of the original cell when the macro was created. Here's a copy of my macro:
Sub RoundTest() ' ' RoundTest Macro ' Macro recorded 7/26/2007 by Aramark Uniform Services ' ' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+l ' ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=ROUND(2103.86,0)" ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Range("A1").Select End Sub
the way my spreadsheet's set up so far is that each employee should have a goal of, say, 100 for how many people they need to sign up. But they each have specific geographic breakdowns in their turf, some of which might be bigger or smaller than others, but at the end should all add up to 100 for each employee.
It's not super hard to do since I just take a goal of 100, in this example, and multiply it by the percent of population of the area in their overall assignment and give them a goal for that area based on that. So if Philadelphia has 70% of their total population, Upper Darby has 20% of their total population, and Phoenixville has 10% of their total population -- the goals would come out like this:
For some of the employees, that works out perfectly -- but based on the population sizes, the rounding sometimes gets a little off and it could end up like this:
For most employees, it ends up being dead-on 100 -- but there are some whose totals are at 98 or 99 or 101, and I was wondering if there was a way to force it to shave a point off or add a point on somewhere, pending on how close the decimal was when it rounded to make sure that it always ends up exactly on 100. (I'm using 'Data >> Subtotals' to get what's being represented above as "Ryan, Total Goal.")
I have a cell that is going to be used for the quantity of a certain item. I would like to dummy proof this sheet as much as possible so that if someone puts in 21.5, that it will do something like change the value to either 21 or 22, since there can't really be a .5 of this item.
I would like a macro or event, etc to round an inputted time to the nearest 15 min increment upon exit of a cell.
For example, a user inputs a raw time into cell B5. Upon exit from B5 I would like the macro to round that time to the nearest 15 minutes and keep the time in cell B5. All of the cells in column B would need to have this capability.
1. How do I call teh macro upon exit from the cell
2. What is the code to grab that data from the cell in column B, round it to the nearest 15 minute increment and then put that value back into the same cell?
I would like to be able to round off the decimals resulted in the POV field on my worksheet and have a running total of the entries listed below. This occurs sometimes when the mileage units have decimals. In this example, the POV values display $1.00, 99 cents, and 93 cents. Their resulting total should be 2.92, but Excel calculates them as $2.93 due to the additional decimals.
The problem is that if I apply an =ROUND function to the formula in the POV field, while it will display a correct answer if all the date and mileage fields are filled in for which the formula has been applied, it will not give a running total in instances where there are empty date/mileage fields, reporting "VALUE!". Is there a way to force Excel to display the running total?
I have attached the worksheet, with the example above entered in. I have included the formula I've been trying to fix on my worksheet on the bottom as well.
I have dropdown list on E1=Round1, Round2, Round3. I have select Round1 and enter value in Cell A2,A3,A4.....A20. / Select Round2 and type values in cell A2,A3,A4.....A20. I want to copy these values to another worksheet and retrieve again when selecting Round "x"
I don't know if there is a setting I'm missing or I'm going mad but when I use the round function in VBA it doesn't round.
I am using Excel 2000. See the example attached.
In the cell A2 I have a value 0.525, cell B2 has a formula "=round(A2,2)" which = 0.53, but cell C2 is assigned via VBA ie Sheet1.Cells(2, 3).Value = Round(Sheet1.Cells(2, 1).Value, 2)
i have a list of minutes in cells a1-a5 say 123 256 147 158 235 divided by 60 giving a total of 15.3 hours. i want the hours to round up if over the. 5 mark or round down if under .5 how would i get the desired result?
A cell value is calculated via a formula in vba. I want to round the result down to the nearest odd number or down to the nearest even number, depending on conditions in an other cell. The result is already an integer.
rounding the numbers. I am working on a quote in which quantity is arrived by dividing the sell price by Total sell price. The condition is the result (quantity) should always be a whole number, I can achieve that by cell formatting but when the calculation is done using handheld calculator the results are different.
I need the result to be same if using excel or handheld device i.e quantity in whole number.
I need to work out how long the batten has to be so the roof sheets fit evenly, the measurement has to start from 1460mm and go up in increments of 80mm eg 1540mm, 1620mm, 1700mm and so on.
But the number has be closest increment of 80mm over the shed width if this makes sense, the size of the battens for 2400 width shed would be 2420mm but i need this to work out for any width shed not just 2400.
I am trying to do is have the roundup formula round up the result of a more complex formula BUT do it all inside of the same cell? The formula I have is in cell A1 and currently I have to have the cell that contains the round up formula (in cell A2) and have it reference A1. The complex formula is =((280283.47/798186.89)*(700*20*4)) and the result is -19,664.41 which I want to round up to $20,000. Is there a way to make this all occur in just cell A2 or am I stretching it?
I'm creating a spreadsheet to calculate materials with the following columns Cost/10% of Cost/Customer Cost/Qty/Total cost.
I understand that whilst showing rounded to 2 decimal places excel stores more than this in the cell. which then throws out the Total cost by a few pence.
My research leads me to believe I need to use the ROUND function but I'm unsure which cell to use it or how.
I have this formula which works well, but the 3-len part needs to be dependent on another cells content. Is it possible to have the formula automatically accommodate for this?
Eg
=ROUND(I36-I37,3-LEN(INT(Q16)))
in cell Q16 is a number 0.010 as displayed, and the sum of i36-i37= 0.007
I need the formula to say ok the minimum division size is in multiples of Q16 (0.010) and change the 0.007 to either up or down depending on the calculation.
This works currently, but the figure in Q16 can be 0.1 or 0.00001 etc, and the sum in i36-i37 could be anything also as it is a calculated error figure. I need the formula to be able to adapt automatically to the reference DP in Q16.
Namely the "3-" part in the formula needs to accomodate for the Q16 number format changing.
