CEIL
Formula Explanation
The ceiling function is used to obtain the smallest integer that is greater than or equal to a given value.
Formula Syntax
Enter in the result column: ceil(value / column_number)
- You can use column references as arguments, for example: AA1, which represents the data in the column at the top of the table with the code "AA1."
Usage Examples
- To round up the values in column BR2 and write the results into column BR3, you can use the formula you provided:
BR3 = ceil(BR2)
This formula will calculate the ceiling (round up) of each value in column BR2 and place the results in the corresponding cells of column BR3.
- To round up a specific value, such as 13.1, and place the result in cell BS2, you can use the formula you mentioned:
BS2 = ceil(13.1)
This formula will calculate the ceiling of 13.1 and place the result, which is 14, in cell BS2.