Rounding Functions
Rounding Up
The ROUNDUP function always rounds a value up, regardless of the number after the rounding place. This is useful in situations where a higher value is required, even if the fractional part is less than 5. For example, when calculating material stock or time estimates to avoid shortages.
Rounding Down
The ROUNDDOWN function always rounds a number down, regardless of the digits after the rounding place. This is useful in scenarios where exceeding a limit must be avoided, such as budgeting or planning.
Task: Understanding ROUND, ROUNDUP, and ROUNDDOWN
You have the following values in your spreadsheet:
| A | Formula | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| 23.678 | =ROUND(A1, 1) | ? |
| 23.678 | =ROUNDUP(A1, 1) | ? |
| 23.678 | =ROUNDDOWN(A1, 1) | ? |
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Section 6. Chapter 4
