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Dave F Dave F is offline
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Default INT function

Hi--$L$1 is 48.0

In any event, it's not included in the INT() function. Take a look at the
formula again.

I've removed it from the formula and get the same result. The only thing I
can think of is that whoever originally made this spreadsheet either had a
use for it in its original form, or, else, didn't understand what INT is
supposed to do.

Dave
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"Dave O" wrote:

The formula also contains "divide the $L$1", which is also included in
the parens for the INT function. Does L1 contain a value that could
generate a non-integer number?