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Hi, I wanted a function that would round UP to the nearest multiple of 20. So for example 62 would round to 80. I googled MROUNDUP and found the link below, so I went on Google Sheets and typed in "=ROUNDUP(B6/20,0)*20." It worked, but I don't understand why. Why is 20 in there twice, what does the asterisk mean, and why is there a zero in there after the comma? I don't technically need to know, I guess, but I just want the information for future reference.
Thanks so much! https://www.mrexcel.com/board/threads/mroundup.203303/post-992382
Basically the cell rounds up based on conditions below, BUT its only the display NOT the actual value in cell. So 31,050 would be 30,000 BUT if i add that cell with a cell that has 50 it would = 31,100 in that sum equation cell. AND this happens all within 1 cell.
Conditions :
If the # in cell is 10,000 or < it rounds to nearest 10,000 withing that same cell. (33,333 = 30,000 )
If the # in cell is 1,000 or < it rounds to nearest 1,000 withing that same cell. (3,333 = 3,000)
If the # in cell is 100 or < it rounds to nearest 1000 withing that same cell. ( 333 = 300)