Whilst Excel has several methods to round your results, there is none that can handle rounding to a specified number of digits, like this:Number Displayed value 1234567 1.23E+6 1.234567 1.23 0.001234567 0.00123 Of course you could use scientific notation (see screenshot), but in my experience ...
To ensure that significant trailing zeros are displayed correctly when rounding a number to a certain number of significant digits, you need to work with text formats. The following formula is very confusing, but it gets the job done. =TEXT(TEXT(value,"."&REPT("0",sigfigs)&"E+000"),...
3-(1+INT(LOG10(ABS(D5))) = 3-(1+6) = -4: It gives the remaining digits of the number excluding the first 3 digits. ROUND(D5,3-(1+INT(LOG10(ABS(D5))) = ROUND(7611250,-4) = 7610000: TheROUND functionwill round the last 4 digits to zero of the value. Drag theFill Han...
Rounding up to 2 decimal places gives 163.43, and for 1 decimal place, it’s 163.5. If you want integers only, use 0 or negative values in the num_digits argument: Using 0: Result = 164 (since 0.425 converts to 1, added to 163). Using -1: Result = 170. Using -2: Result =...
ROUND is the major rounding function in Excel that rounds a numeric value to a specified number of digits. Syntax: ROUND(number, num_digits) Number- any real number you want to round. This can be a number, reference to a cell containing the number or a formula-driven value. ...
假设你的值在A2中，尝试以下任一项：
But what if you need to round numbers to a specified number of digits ONLY? How do you eliminate the least significant digits then? How do you set it with only 2 or 3 digits after the decimal point? Well, Excel got these Rounding functions to help you. TheROUNDUP,ROUNDDOWN, andROUND ...
I prematurely posted a significant digit rounding I've been using. Sediment is what I deal with and it is the size of clay in mm to cobble in mm, where significant digits count. I don't know of a function to do this so I wrote this formula; =ROUND(B1/10^TRUNC(LOG(B1)),A1-IF...
The ROUND Function rounds numbers to a specified number of digits. When rounding to 0, a number rounds to the nearest whole number. Anything below .5 rounds down and anything equal to or above .5 rounds up. =ROUND(B3,C3) As you can see, the ROUND Function takes two inputs: The numb...
To round to the other side of the decimal (to 10, 100, or 1000s), use negative numbers:=ROUND(A2,-2)Round PercentagesWhen rounding percentages remember that percentages are decimal values. So to round to the nearest whole percentage use the ROUND Function with num_digits = 2....