Use if statement against the ones place decimal value in Excel -


I need help in making a formula that spins a number with 1 or 6, which is the highest of 5 Multiple nearby (e.g., 276 to 275 or 131 to 130) and any other number to the nearest multiple near 5 (e.g., 277 to 280 or 132 to 135). I thought the argument looks like this:

= (If this situation, roof (A5), floor (A5) is not understood then < / div>

You can use MROUND instead:

  = MROUND (A1,5)   

This makes the nearest 5 goals. Anything other than 277.5 and anything else will be scored for 280, and anything below will be rounded up to 275.

If you still want to use if , then I MOD :

  = IF (MOD (A1,5)> 2.5, CEILING A1.5), Flower (A5))   

So if the remainder is above 2.5, then round up, divided by 5 Otherwise, below,

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