
=MROUND(number,5)
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Round to nearest 1000
If you need to round a number to the nearest multiple of 5, you can use the MROUND function and supply 5 for number of digits.
In the example, cell C6 contains this formula:
=MROUND(B6,5)
The value in B6 is 17 and the result is 15 since 15 is the nearest multiple of 5 to 17.
As you'd expect, you can use MROUND to round to other multiples as well:
=MROUND(number,10) // nearest multiple of 10=MROUND(number,50) // nearest multiple of 50=MROUND(number,.05) // nearest 5 cents
And so on.
You can use the CEILING function to force rounding up to the nearest multiple and the FLOOR function to force rounding down to the nearest multiple.

=MROUND(number,5)
Related formulas
Round to nearest 1000
If you need to round a number to the nearest multiple of 5, you can use the MROUND function and supply 5 for number of digits.
In the example, cell C6 contains this formula:
=MROUND(B6,5)
The value in B6 is 17 and the result is 15 since 15 is the nearest multiple of 5 to 17.
As you'd expect, you can use MROUND to round to other multiples as well:
=MROUND(number,10) // nearest multiple of 10=MROUND(number,50) // nearest multiple of 50=MROUND(number,.05) // nearest 5 cents
And so on.
You can use the CEILING function to force rounding up to the nearest multiple and the FLOOR function to force rounding down to the nearest multiple.