This function rounds numbers in the same way that Excel does:
Rounds up the number line when values are positive and trailing value is 5 through 9.
Rounds down the number line when values are negative and trailing value is 5 through 9.
If a trailing value is 5 exactly, this function always rounds in the same direction (i.e., up the number line when value is positive, down the number line when value is negative). This is unlike R's round() function which uses a more statistically valid but not as common rounding rule of randomly rounding half of the exact 5s up and half of the exact 5s down.
It also resolves floating point rounding issues that would otherwise occur from time to time (this is why there is a 0.00000001 added/subtracted to the value prior to rounding).
1 | rnd_like_xl(val, n_dec)
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val |
Input the value to be rounded. |
n_dec |
Input the number of decimal places to round to (e.g., 0 = round to integer, 1 = round to the tenths place, 2 = round to the hundreths place, etc.). |
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