Round to a Specific Decimal for Any Number in Excel
Round each number to a specific decimal number. This works for numbers that don't already have a decimal and ones that do have a decimal.
To do this, we will use the TRUNC() function in Excel.
=TRUNC(A1)+.49
A1 is the cell that has the number that we want to "round" and .49 is the decimal that we want the number to have.
In Excel it looks like this:
With this result:
This works on cells that already have a decimal and ones that don't.
The TRUNC() function simply removes any decimal part of the number and then you add whatever decimal you want.
Notes
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