How many times a number is within or exceeds another number, not by simply dividing

[Sonic_blue_j]

I need a formula that will tell me how many orders I need to place of items, the problem is simply dividing isn't giving me what I need. -Unless I'm using something incorrectly-

They have as set order weight of, say, 20g; set by the retailer.
I need multiple quantities of the items, one being 38g and only 6g of another. Other entries are different weights, but I'll just use those 2 for my example.
The quantity is in column A and the retailer weight is in column B, with the output in column C.

What is the formula to tell me that I only need to place 1 order (of 20g) to cover the 6g and 2 orders (of 20g) to cover the 38g?

Obviously; I could just visually do this (as shown in the question above)....but that's not the point.
It can ignore the left-over amounts.

 

[MichaelTYamada]

Use the ROUNDUP function.

ROUNDUP( 6/20, 0) and ROUND(38/20,0) will give you what you want.

 

[MichaelTYamada]

Use the ROUNDUP function.

ROUNDUP( 6/20, 0) and ROUND(38/20,0) will give you what you want.

Typo:
ROUNDUP( 6/20, 0) and ROUNDUP(38/20,0)

 

[Sonic_blue_j]

Thank you!