ROUND, ROUNDDOWN, ROUNDUP Functions - Functions for Rounding Decimal

This guide provides a practical overview of ROUND, ROUNDDOWN, ROUNDUP Functions - Functions for Rounding Decimal, including its main features, benefits, limitations, and important considerations.

1. ROUND function

Description: The function performs rounding to a specified number of digits.

Syntax: ROUND (number, num_digits) .

Inside:

- number: The value to be rounded, is a required parameter.

- num_digits : Number of digits to round, a required parameter.

Attention:

- If num_digits value> 0 the function performs rounding to the specified number of decimal places.

- If num_digits value = 0, the function rounds to the nearest integer.

- If num_digits value

- Where you want to round to a specific multiple using MROUND .

2. ROUNDDOWN function

Description : The function performs rounding down (approaching 0 or the number before it).

Syntax : R OUNDDOWN (number, num_digits) .

Inside:

- number : The value you want to round.

- num_digits : Number of digits to round.

Attention:

- The Rounddown method is like the Round function, except it always tends to be rounded down.

- If num_digits value> 0, the function is rounded down.

- If num_digits value = 0, the function rounds down to the nearest integer.

- If num_digits value

3. ROUNDUP function

Description: The function rounds a number in the direction of getting close to the number behind it or rounding away from the number 0.

Syntax: ROUNDUP (number, NUM_DIGITS) .

Inside:

- number : The value you want to round.

- num_digits : Number of digits to round.

Attention:

- The Roundup method is like the Round function, but it is only different from the rounding function.

- If value number = 0 the function performs rounding to the nearest integer.

- If number

- Where num_digits

4. Example of use with the above 3 functions

For the same values, experiment with rounding functions with different numbers of digits:

In the cell where you need to calculate ROUNDDOWN, enter the formula: = ROUNDDOWN (B7, C7) .

Press Enter to get the results:

Similarly enter the formula with the Round function and the result is:

With ROUNDUP function:

Similarly copy the formula for the remaining cells -> the result is:

Based on the above result table you can compare the values of 3 functions with the same rounding value and the same number of digits to round. When the number of digits has a negative value, the values of 3 functions are completely different.

The above is a detailed guide on syntax and usage of rounding functions.

Good luck!