excel Formulas and Functions Like 0 Reply Riny_van_EekelenJan 26, 2023 marc47555 See if MROUND does what you require. =MROUND(IFERROR((SUM(D4:G4)-(SUM(MAX(D4:G4)+MIN(D4:G4)))/(COUNT(D4:G4)-2),"")*(1+'%'!J5),4) Marked as Solution 2 Replies Replies sorted by Newest...
Is there a SQL Server 2005 equivalant function to excel's function MROUND? Is there a way of adding bold font in T-SQL? Is there a way to convert varchar to decimal Is there a way to determine stored procedure complexity? Is there a way to insert the output of 'RESTORE HEADERONLY'...
Alternatively, if D1 should be rounded to a multiple of $100 (again, a wild guess; you need to specify), then the formula in D1 should be =MROUND(B1*E2, 100), and the formula in A1 might be =D1/C1 again. That results in the following again: But note that again E1 cannot be...
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Is there a SQL Server 2005 equivalant function to excel's function MROUND? Is there a way of adding bold font in T-SQL? Is there a way to convert varchar to decimal Is there a way to determine stored procedure complexity? Is there a way to insert the output of 'RESTORE HEADERONLY' ...
=MROUND(A1,"0:05") Twifoo Thanks. Peters formula works - 99.9% of my hours are rounded to the nearest 5 mins but there is a cell that isn't somewhere in the totals column - how do I spot it/them to round them please? Already tried the search function for 8 in a highlighted col...
Is there a SQL Server 2005 equivalant function to excel's function MROUND? Is there a way of adding bold font in T-SQL? Is there a way to convert varchar to decimal Is there a way to determine stored procedure complexity? Is there a way to insert the output of 'RESTORE HEADERONLY' ...
As workaround you may type your initial date time in first cell, let say A1, in A2 add the formula =MROUND(A1+1/24,"01:00") and copy A2 down till end of your range (drag down or select the range starting from A2 and Ctrl+D) ...
Is there a SQL Server 2005 equivalant function to excel's function MROUND? Is there a way of adding bold font in T-SQL? Is there a way to convert varchar to decimal Is there a way to determine stored procedure complexity? Is there a way to insert the output of 'RESTORE HEADERONLY' ...