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I have a number the answer to a formula E.g. 16.53 I want to be able to take away the .53

  1. 07-31-2012, 11:28 PM #1
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    I have a number the answer to a formula E.g. 16.53 I want to be able to take away the .53

    I need to take away the .53 and leave the 16 intact. Altering the decimal places is no good as it rounds down or up and I need the whole number to remain the same.

    It is doing my head in. Any suggestions?
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    Re: I have a number the answer to a formula E.g. 16.53 I want to be able to take away the

    Use INT (integer)


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    Re: I have a number the answer to a formula E.g. 16.53 I want to be able to take away the

    Can I also use =ROUNDOWN(A4),0) ?
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    Re: I have a number the answer to a formula E.g. 16.53 I want to be able to take away the

    Sure, if you like typing.

    =INT(A4) ... =ROUNDDOWN(A4,0)

    Absolutely.

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