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EXCEL ROUNDUP FUNCTION
Excel ROUNDUP Function Introduction
This Function removes zero from an integer by rounding it up to a specified number of digits.
Description of Excel ROUNDUP Function
Syntax:
=ROUNDUP (number, num_place)
Parameter list:
- number – the number that will be rounded up.
- num_place – the number of digits to round up.
Step By Step Guide of ROUNDUP Function
Example As :
=ROUNDUP(4.3,0), Rounds 4.3 up to zero decimal places to 5.
=ROUNDUP(67.9,0), Rounds 67.9 up to zero decimal places to 68.
Similarly, =ROUNDUP(84333.93456,-2) Rounds 84333.93456 up to 2 decimal places to the left of the decimal point to 84400.
Key Points
- The ROUNDUP function is similar to the ROUND function, except that when rounding, the ROUNDUP function is used instead of the ROUND function.
- The ROUNDUP function always rounds digits 1 to 9 up.
- ROUNDUP can round to the decimal point to the left or right.
- If num_place value is more than zero, the integer is rounded up to the provided number of decimal places on the right side of the decimal point.
- The integer is rounded up to the left of the decimal point if num_place value is less than 0.
- If num place value is set to zero, the number is rounded to the nearest integer.
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