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These functions round a calculation up or down. You can use it to avoid fractional values when calculating things like the number of seats in a stadium, or the total number of employees needed to complete a project.
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Reference
- Documentation for the ROUNDDOWN function for Google Sheets
- Documentation for the ROUNDUP function for Google Sheets
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something, or whether or
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not you have enough seating
capacity in a stadium, for example.
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Let's walk through an example together.
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Here, we're talking about
student to teacher ratios.
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So our goal is to have a student
to teacher ratio of 30.
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We have 435 students, so
that means that we need 14.5 teachers.
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Now clearly, you can't have half a person,
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so we can use round down or
round up to help for this.
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So, I'm gonna hit Enter,
then =ROUNDUP to call the function.
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