Excel ISO.CEILING Function
Description
The Excel ISO.CEILING function rounds up the nearest integer or the nearest multiple of significance based on the given number. Regardless of the sign of the number, the number will be rounded up in the result.
Formula syntax
Arguments
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Returns
The ISO.CEILING function returns a numeric value.
Errors
If argument number is non-numeric, the ISO.CEILING function returns #VALUE! error value.
Versions
Excel 2013 and later versions.
Usage and Examples
To get ISO.CEILING of the numbers in B3:B7 based on the significances provided in C3:C7, please use the below formula in the first cell of the result range:
=ISO.CEILING(B3,C3)
Press Enter key and then drag the autofill handle (in the bottom-rightcorner of the cell) down to get all results.
Also, you can directly use the number in the formula:
=ISO.CEILING(4,1)
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