ROUNDUP

ROUNDUP(number, num_digits)

Returns the number rounded up to a specified number of digits.

number	The number you want to round up (away from zero).
num_digits	The number of decimal places you want to round the number to.

REMARKS

* This function is identical to the ROUND function, except that it always rounds a number up.
* If "num_digits" > 0, then "number" is rounded up to the specified number of decimal places.
* If "num_digits" = 0, then "number" is rounded up to the nearest integer.
* If "num_digits" is left blank, then "number" is rounded up to the nearest integer.
* If "num_digits" < 0, then "number" is rounded up to the left of the decimal point.
* You can use the ROUND function to round to a specified number of digits.
* You can use the ROUNDDOWN function to round down to a specified number of digits.
* You can use the FLOOR.MATH function to round down to the nearest integer or significant figure.
* You can use the CEILING.MATH function to round up to the nearest integer or significant figure.
* You can use the INT function to return a number rounded down to the nearest integer.
* You can use the MROUND function to round to a desired multiple.
* You can use the EVEN function to round up to the nearest even integer.
* You can use the ODD function to round up to the nearest odd integer.
* For the Microsoft documentation refer to support.microsoft.com
* For the Google documentation refer to support.google.com

	A
1	=ROUNDUP(123.456, 4) = 123.4560
2	=ROUNDUP(123.456, 3) = 123.456
3	=ROUNDUP(123.456, 2) = 123.46
4	=ROUNDUP(123.456, 1) = 123.5
5	=ROUNDUP(123.456, 0) = 124
6	=ROUNDUP(123.456, -1) = 130
7	=ROUNDUP(123.456, -2) = 200
8	=ROUNDUP(123.456, -3) = 1000
9	=ROUNDUP(123.456, -4) = 10000