Rounding UP numbers in pl\sql

Hi is there a way to round up numbers in pl\sql?

Maybe you are looking for CEIL.
with testdata as (select level/3-2 num from dual connect by level<=15)
select num, round(num), ceil(num)
from testdata;
NUM    ROUND   CEIL
-1,67     -2     -1
-1,33     -1     -1
-1     -1     -1
-0,67     -1     0
-0,33     0     0
0     0     0
0,33     0     1
0,67     1     1
1     1     1
1,33     1     2
1,67     2     2
2     2     2
2,33     2     3
2,67     3     3
3     3     3

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