Rounding (up or down) to the nearest 25

mcgonma

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  2. 2013
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Is there a formula that can be used so that the result of a calculation is then rounded either up or down to the nearest 25.
e.g., if the result is 107, the final number would actually change then be 100; or, if the calculated value was 63, the final number would be 75.
 

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Note: A40 contained my test value, the formula was in B40
GetLastRow.xlsm
AB
408275
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B40B40=INT(A40/25)*25 + IF(MOD(A40,25)>12,25,0)
Is there a way to have this all be part of a cell that is pulling data from other places?
For example:
Currently, B43=B140+B232+B248+B264 and the result is 3,027. I would like to instead have the result be 3,025.
Similarly, B51=B148+B233+B249+B265 and the result is 716. I would like the result to 725 instead
 
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Replace the Cell reference with SUM(range) in both parts of the formula: (see example below)
Cells C41 to F41 are SUMmed, then SUM result is rounded.
GetLastRow.xlsm
BCDEF
4111751020301111
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B41B41=INT(SUM(C41:F41)/25)*25 + IF(MOD(SUM(C41:F41),25)>12,25,0)
 
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Solution
Replace the Cell reference with SUM(range) in both parts of the formula: (see example below)
Cells C41 to F41 are SUMmed, then SUM result is rounded.
GetLastRow.xlsm
BCDEF
4111751020301111
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B41B41=INT(SUM(C41:F41)/25)*25 + IF(MOD(SUM(C41:F41),25)>12,25,0)
THIS IS PERFECT!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!
 
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Another option is to use the MROUND function.

Book2
ABCDEF
1117510203011112350
Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F1F1=MROUND(SUM(A1:E1),25)
 
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