CEILING.PRECISE is a function in Excel that rounds a number up to the nearest integer. For example, if you enter the number 5.3 into the CEILING.PRECISE function, the function will return the number 6. If you enter the number 5.2 into the CEILING.PRECISE function, the function will return the number 5. CEILING.PRECISE is useful for rounding numbers to the nearest integer for reporting or analysis purposes.
CEILING.PRECISE is a function in Excel that rounds a number up to the nearest integer or specific number of decimal places. The syntax for CEILING.PRECISE is CEILING(number, precision). For example, CEILING.PRECISE(5.5, 1) would return 6, and CEILING.PRECISE(5.4, 1) would return 6.
CEILING.PRECISE is a function in Excel that rounds a number up to the nearest integer. For example, if you enter the number 7.5 into the CEILING.PRECISE function, the function will return 8. If you enter the number 7.4 into the CEILING.PRECISE function, the function will return 7.
There are a few occasions when you should not use CEILING.PRECISE in Excel. One instance is when you are working with a large data set. CEILING.PRECISE can be slow to calculate, so using it on a large data set can cause your spreadsheet to run slowly. Additionally, CEILING.PRECISE is not always accurate. If you are working with a data set that has a lot of rounding errors, CEILING.PRECISE may not give you the most accurate results.
The CEILING.PRECISE function in Excel is used to round a number up to the nearest integer. There are a few other similar formulae that you can use in Excel to round numbers. The ROUND function will round a number to the nearest integer or to the nearest decimal place that you specify. The ROUNDDOWN function will round a number down to the nearest integer. The ROUNDUP function will round a number up to the nearest integer.
