# Round

The **Round** function rounds a number to the specified number of digits. When digits is not specified, the number is rounded to the nearest whole number by default.

### Usage

```
Round(number, [digits])
```

Function arguments:

* **number** (required) Number to be rounded.
* **digits** (optional) Number of decimal places to round the number. If not provided, defaults to 0.

The underlying formula is as follows:

```
(number/10^digits) * (10^digits)
```

> ### 📘A negative digits value returns an integer with the specified least-significant digits zeroed.

> ### 📘Rounding is different than formatting. The result can have fewer digits than specified. Rounding does not add trailing zeroes.

### Example

```
Round(Pi())
```

* Returns 3

```
Round(3.1, 2)
```

* Returns 3.1

```
Round(1234, -2)
```

* Returns 1200

### More examples

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