Google Sheets ROUNDUP function

Always rounds up, whatever the decimal. In Spanish Sheets it is called REDONDEAR.MAS.

Syntax

English Sheets

=ROUNDUP(value, [places])

Spanish Sheets (Mexico locale)

=REDONDEAR.MAS(valor, [decimales])

Spanish Sheets (Spain, Latin America)

=REDONDEAR.MAS(valor; [decimales])

ArgumentWhat it is
valueThe number to round.
placesoptionalHow many decimal places to keep; 0 by default.

Example

ROUNDUP always rounds up and ROUNDDOWN always rounds down, whatever the decimal. With 0 places they count whole boxes, trips or payments.

=ROUNDUP(B2/C2,0)

Common mistake

With negative numbers it moves away from zero: ROUNDUP(-2.1,0) gives -3.

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Practice ROUNDUP

Type the formula in the sheet and check it instantly. Spanish or English function names both work. See all lessons

ROUNDUP and ROUNDDOWN

ROUNDUP always rounds up and ROUNDDOWN always rounds down, whatever the decimal. With 0 places they count whole boxes, trips or payments.

Step 1/2

In D2, calculate how many boxes all the pieces need (a half-full box still counts).

D2
ABCDEF
1ProductPiecesPer boxBoxes neededFull boxes
2Screws25040
3Nuts30050
4Washers12530
5Nails999100
6Anchors6412
7

Tip: while typing, click a cell or drag across several to insert their reference.

Frequently asked questions

What is ROUNDUP called in Spanish?
In Spanish Google Sheets it is REDONDEAR.MAS. The formula =ROUNDUP(B2/C2,0) is written =REDONDEAR.MAS(B2/C2;0) (or with commas under a Mexico locale).
Why does ROUNDUP use semicolons in some spreadsheets?
It depends on each spreadsheet's locale, under File > Settings. Where the comma is the decimal mark (Spain, much of South America), arguments are separated by semicolons. Mexico and United States locales use commas.
What is the most common ROUNDUP mistake?
With negative numbers it moves away from zero: ROUNDUP(-2.1,0) gives -3.