¿Cómo se redondea el valor de una celda?

How do you round a cell value?

ROUND Multiple Cells With ROUND Function Insert the ROUND formula =ROUND(B2,2) in the blank cell C2 and press Enter keyboard button. The numeric value of cell B2 will be rounded with two decimal places.

Summary. The Excel ROUNDUP function returns a number rounded up to a given number of decimal places. Unlike standard rounding, where numbers less than 5 are rounded down, ROUNDUP rounds all numbers up.

Round a range of cells with ROUND function

1. Click a blank cell C2 and input the formula: =ROUND (A2, 2), see screenshot:
2. Then press Enter key, and the value in cell A2 will be rounded to a number with two decimal places.
3. Then click button to run the code.

Type SUM (A2:A4) to enter the SUM function as the Number argument of the ROUND function. Place the cursor in the Num_digits text box. Type a 2 to round the answer to the SUM function to 2 decimal places. Select OK to complete the formula and return to the worksheet.

Reference the cell that contains the number of digits: STEP 3: Do the same for the rest of the cells by dragging the ROUND formula all the way down using the left mouse button. Now you are able to Excel round off formula with a different number of places!

Below you will find a list of functions specially designed for performing different types of rounding in Excel. ROUND – round the number to the specified number of digits. ROUNDUP – round the number upward to the specified number of digits. ROUNDDOWN – round the number downward to the specified number of digits.

Round Off Decimal Values Using the ROUND Function. The ROUND function rounds numbers to a certain number of decimal places that you configure. If the next digit to the right is between zero and four, it rounds down.

Rounding negative numbers (ROUND, ROUNDDOWN, ROUNDUP) When it comes to rounding a negative number, the results returned by the Excel round functions, may seem to flout logic 🙂 When the ROUNDUP function applies to negative numbers, they are said to be rounded up, even though they actually decrease in value.