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How to round to the nearest 5, 10, or 100 in Excel and Google Sheets
Excel & Google Sheets
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Step by step
- 1A2 is the number to round.
- 25 is the multiple — change it to 10 or 100 as needed.
- 3MROUND lands on the nearest multiple in either direction.
Tips
- Use CEILING(A2, 5) to always round up, or FLOOR(A2, 5) to always round down.
- For ordinary decimal rounding, use ROUND instead of MROUND.
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Frequently asked
How do I always round up to the nearest 10?
Use CEILING(A2, 10). MROUND goes to the nearest multiple; CEILING forces upward and FLOOR forces downward.