Have you ever wondered how to quickly round decimal numbers in Google Sheets? Look no further, because in this article, you’ll learn how to use the ROUND, ROUNDUP, and ROUNDDOWN formulas in Google Sheets to round numbers effortlessly.
Rounding Numbers in Google Sheets
The “ROUND” formula allows you to quickly obtain rounded numbers. Here’s how you can use it:
- Type “=ROUND(” or go to “Insert” ➝ “Function” ➝ “Math” ➝ “ROUND”.
- Then, refer to a cell with the value you want to round or manually enter the value in the formula.
- Finally, enter a number or refer to a cell containing a number to fill in the “places” in the formula. This number determines to which decimal place the formula rounds the value.
For example, let’s say you want to round 12345.6789 to a specific decimal place. If you enter 1 as the “place,” you’ll get 12345.7. If you need a whole number, you can fill in “place” with 0, which will make the ROUND formula return 12345. The “value” and “place” can be negative numbers.
How to Round Numbers Up in Google Sheets
You can follow almost the same steps as rounding numbers, but with a slightly different formula called “ROUNDUP.” Here’s how:
- Type “=ROUNDUP(” or go to “Insert” ➝ “Function” ➝ “Math” ➝ “ROUNDUP”.
- Then, refer to a cell with the value you want to round up or manually enter the value in the formula.
- Finally, enter a number or refer to a cell containing a number to fill in the “places” in the formula. This number determines to which decimal place the formula rounds the value up.
How to Round Numbers Down in Google Sheets
Let’s continue learning. The formula that allows you to round numbers down is called “ROUNDDOWN.” Here’s how you can use it:
- Type “=ROUNDDOWN(” or go to “Insert” ➝ “Function” ➝ “Math” ➝ “ROUNDDOWN”.
- Then, refer to a cell with the value you want to round down or manually enter the value in the formula.
- Finally, enter a number or refer to a cell containing a number to fill in the “places” in the formula. This number determines to which decimal place the formula rounds the value down.
Now that you know how to round numbers in Google Sheets, you can use these formulas to simplify your calculations and get accurate results. Have fun with your newfound rounding skills! For more tips and tricks on Google Sheets, visit Crawlan.com.
