roundup

[ayen2005]

My formular is to show total for monthly payment in access.

The formular :

Round([Principal+Interest]/([Period]*12),0)...([12400]/[3]*12),0) = 344

but when i enter "Roundup" instead of "Round" a message come out "
Undefined function 'ROUNDup' in expression.

Please help me. Thank you

 

[Thomas Winkler]

Hi,

Round([Principal+Interest]/([Period]*12),0)...([12400]/[3]*12),0) = 344

but when i enter "Roundup" instead of "Round" a message come out "
Undefined function 'ROUNDup' in expression.

Does Access know a funtion like "RoundUp"? I Don't think so.

Try this:

1 .Create a new Module.
2. Paste this Code into it

Option Compare Database
Option Explicit

Public Function RoundUp(ByVal sngValue As Single) As Single
Dim sngDummy As Single

sngDummy! = Fix(sngValue!)
RoundUp = sngDummy - (sngDummy! <> sngValue!)
End Function

Now Access should Know this Function.

HTH.

Thomas.

 

[Tom Wickerath]

It sounds like you will need to write your own custom RoundUp function, if
this is what you want to do. Here is an article that you might find helpful:

http://www.mvps.org/access/modules/mdl0054.htm


If my answer has helped you, please answer yes to the question that reads
"Did this post answer the question?" at the bottom of the message thread.


Tom

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:

My formular is to show total for monthly payment in access.

The formular :

Round([Principal+Interest]/([Period]*12),0)...([12400]/[3]*12),0) = 344

but when i enter "Roundup" instead of "Round" a message come out "
Undefined function 'ROUNDup' in expression.

Please help me. Thank you

 

[ayen2005]

I'd tried..but new message came out..'Wrong number of argument used with
function in query expression.


Thank you ....Thomas Winkler

 

[Thomas Winkler]

Hi,

I'd tried..but new message came out..'Wrong number of argument used with
function in query expression.

this is correct. The Round-Function has 2 parameters, the number itself and
the number of decimals.
The new RoundUp-Function has only 1 parameter - the number.

You used the statement

Round([Principal+Interest]/([Period]*12),0)...([12400]/[3]*12),0) = 344

where after the "/[3]*12)" follows a comma and a zero. This is the 2nd
parameter for the Round-Function.

Remove comma and zero and it will work.

Thomas.