>>Maybe you missed this or I didn't explain it well enough. Since you want to round your value assuming only one decimal place, you can add 1/2 of the next decimal place unit to the number. In your case that would be .05 to be added.
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>>So 9.46 + .05, rounded to 0 places would yield 10. 9.44 + .05 would still yield 9, while 9.45 + .05 would yield 10.
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>>ROUND(7/74*100+.05,0) --> 10
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>Why is this thread continuing to go over the same areas again and again? I think Kevin already has all the answers he needs. Or am I wrong, Kevin?

Good question, David. I saw a fresh response from Kevin explaining why he wanted it to operate the way he wanted it. So I answered it (again). :)