You say that, to round up to the next integer:  "I would use INT(x)+1. This will use the INT function to bring your value DOWN to the nearest integer. Then just add 1 to it."  The problem with this solution is that it rounds an integer up to the next integer also.  E.g. 4 becomes 5.  Not sure if the person meant this, but suppose you want to round anything up if it's MORE THAN the plain integer?  E.g. 4 stays 4, but 4.1 becomes 5.  For example, if there are 50 envelopes in a box and I need 200, then 4 boxes is right.  But if I need 210, then when I divide and get 4.2 boxes, I need to order 5.  Can we do this?