Rounding up to the nearest 0.05

Hi guys i am trying to round a value up to the nearest 0.05. e.g. the value 94.63 would be rounded up as 94.65
I have used big decimal with the round half up and round up modes but it still outputs 94.63
How can I get arround this ?
Cheers

      * Returns the value rounded up to the nearest 0.05
      * @param double value to be rounded
      * @return double rounded up value
     private static double roundOff(double value)
          return Math.ceil(value / ROUNDUP_FACTOR) * ROUNDUP_FACTOR;
     }Where ROUNDUP_FACTOR = 0.05
Edited by: fatjack on Dec 20, 2007 6:05 AM

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