Related Tutorial: Using the ROUNDUP function in calculations The
ROUNDUP function is used to round a number upwards towards the
next highest number. ROUNDUP is similar to the ROUND function
except that it always rounds a number upward while the ROUND
function will round up or down depending on whether the last
digit is greater than or less than 5. The syntax for the ROUNDUP
function is: = ROUNDUP ( Number, Num_digits ) Number - the value
to be rounded. Num_digits - the number of decimal places to
reduce the above number to. Example: Rounding Up with the
ROUNDUP Function: For help with this example, see the image
above. - Enter the following data into cell D1: 34.321 - Click
on cell E1 in the spreadsheet - this is where the function will
be located. - Click on the Formulas tab of the ribbon menu. -
Choose Math & Trig from the ribbon to open the function drop
down list. - Click on ROUNDUP in the list to bring up the
function's dialog box. - In the dialog box, click on the Number
line. - Click on cell D1 in the