Greg, GOOD CATCH. I didn't think of that. You're right. INT(4)+1 will result in a 4 if the number is 4.0. So we're going to have to check and see if the number has any kind of a fractional component first. I'll add another field:

X: IIf(N<>I,I+1,N)

N is the original number
I is the INT(N)

Now, IF N is not I (in other words, N has a fractional component so it's different from I) then set X equal to I+1 (round it up) otherwise, it's just N (the original number).

Again, real good catch. I only tested my results with fractional numbers, not whole numbers.

Now about the problem you're having, you could just say:

B: N/50

This will yield 4.02 if N is 201, or 3.98 if N is 199. Now say:

Boxes: IIf(Int(B)=B,B,Int(B)+1)

Basically if the INT(B) is the same as N/50, then there is no fractional component (200, 150, etc.) so just use B. If there is a fraction, add 1 for one more box.

Same concept... and again, GREAT catch.