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I assumed integers for the data types. &nbsp;If they aren't you can probably remove the CAST.<br />
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Logic is: &nbsp;multiply them then divide. &nbsp;Round up the remainder and multiple that by the max again:<br />
select ceiling(cast(trend as float)*cast(multiplier as float)/inv_max)*inv_max from your_table;
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I assumed integers for the data types.  If they aren't you can probably remove the CAST.

Logic is:  multiply them then divide.  Round up the remainder and multiple that by the max again:
select ceiling(cast(trend as float)*cast(multiplier as float)/inv_max)*inv_max from your_table;

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I have a field called &quot;Trend&quot; and a field called &quot;Multiplier&quot; that I was to multiple together. &nbsp;Then I need to take the sum of those two fields and roundup to a multiple of a field called &quot;Inv_Max&quot; <br />
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For example: &nbsp;Trend is 1572 and multiplier is 3. &nbsp;(1572 * 3 = 4716) &nbsp;The Inv_Max field is 2400 so I want to roundup the 4716 to 4800, which is a multiple of Inv_max.<br />
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I want to be able to add a calculated field and can't figure out the formula.
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SSRS 2012 - Visual Studio 2012 - SQL 2012
I have a field called "Trend" and a field called "Multiplier" that I was to multiple together.  Then I need to take the sum of those two fields and roundup to a multiple of a field called "Inv_Max" 

For example:  Trend is 1572 and multiplier is 3.  (1572 * 3 = 4716)  The Inv_Max field is 2400 so I want to roundup the 4716 to 4800, which is a multiple of Inv_max.

I want to be able to add a calculated field and can't figure out the formula.

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