Pricing - how to round up various prices to .95

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I have various prices / 5.26, 2.14, 16.58 that I want to round up to the next
..95 so they will be 5.95, 2.95, 16.95. Is there an automated way to do this?
Thank you.
 
=INT(A1)+0.95+(MOD(A1,1)>0.95)
hence 1.96 will become 2.95 ; the next round up number ending in .95
if you want it to be 1.95 instead simply remove the mod part of the formula
 
Thank you. So, if my price of 10.45 is in cell b5 (coming from a formula
a5*1.5), and I want it to go to 10.95, how do I do the formula? would it
be =b5........?
Thank you
 
thank you. If my number 10.45 is in cell b5, coming from a formula b4*1.5,
how do I do the formula? =b5.....?
thank you
 
Don,
No not "Down under" I am from NJ and try sneaking in once in a while at
this newsgroup here at work, trying to hone my excel skills
 
Mike, seems everyone thinks you should know what to do to incorporate their
suggestions into your formula.<g>

If B5 contains the formula:

=B4*1.5

Then, depending on whose suggestion you care to use, try either of these in
B5:

=ROUNDUP(B4*1.5,0)-.05

=INT(B4*1.5)+1-0.05

=INT(B4*1.5)+0.95+(MOD(B4*1.5,1)>0.95)

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HTH,

RD
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Sorry, Had you confused with someone else. For you, TEXAS (where I am), is
"down under"

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software
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N Harkawat said:
Don,
No not "Down under" I am from NJ and try sneaking in once in a while at
this newsgroup here at work, trying to hone my excel skills
 

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