STATISTICS & DECISION RULES · ORIGINAL EXERCISE
Reserve the next ten
Round the score in B3 up to the nearest multiple of 10.
This quest practices CEILING using a fictional business dataset. Read the sheet below, then enter the interactive quest to write and check your formula.
| Learner | Score | Tier | Delivery | Pickup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ari | 84 | Gold | true | false |
| Bea | 71 | Silver | false | false |
| Cam | 92 | Gold | false | true |
| Dev | 84 | Gold | true | true |
| Em | 63 | Bronze | true | false |
| Fox | 77 | Silver | false | true |
| Gia | 88 | Gold | false | false |
| Hal | 84 | Gold | true | false |
Hints to get you started
- CEILING rounds upward to a multiple.
- Use 10 as significance.
- Reference B3 as the number.
Show the worked solution
=CEILING(B3,10)For positive numbers, CEILING is useful when capacity must cover the whole quantity, such as ten-seat blocks.
Make the skill stick
After solving the task, explain what each reference does and why the formula answers the business question. Try the workbook download inside the quest to practice in your own spreadsheet app.
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