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    Integers are rounded decimals are only taken to 2 decimal places and rounded

    The cell value is an integer, and the integer is reserved, but the cell value has a decimal point, and only 2 decimal points can be reserved

    4 rounded to 5

    Column J is the input area, and the data will immediately get results like column L after input

    Column L does not exist, it is just a reference value

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    Re: Integers are rounded decimals are only taken to 2 decimal places and rounded

    Try

    =IF(MOD($J2,1)=0,$J2,ROUND($J2,2))
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    Re: Integers are rounded decimals are only taken to 2 decimal places and rounded

    Quote Originally Posted by JohnTopley View Post
    Try

    =IF(MOD($J2,1)=0,$J2,ROUND($J2,2))
    JohnTopley, the formula you gave is correct, thank you, can the user input in column J (no helper column) also get the same result?

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    Re: Integers are rounded decimals are only taken to 2 decimal places and rounded

    You will need VBA if you want result in the input cell

    Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
        If Not Intersect(Target, Range("J1:J100")) Is Nothing Then
        
            If Int(Target.Value) <> Target.Value Then
            Target.Value = Application.RoundUp(Target.Value, 2)
            End If
        End If
        Application.EnableEvents = True
    End Sub
    Right Click on sheet tab, "View Code", copy/paste above code.
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    Re: Integers are rounded decimals are only taken to 2 decimal places and rounded

    In M2 copied down

    =IF(J2="","",CEILING(J2,0.01))
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    Re: Integers are rounded decimals are only taken to 2 decimal places and rounded

    Thank you kvsrinivasamurthy ,
    Thank you JohnTopley ,You are amazing

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