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find a number broken into more than one number
Hi All,
I have a number for eg. $70.76. I would like to know if excel is able to tell me if it is broken down into several numbers in a list, say: 20.00 30.56 40.26 50.00 60.00 At a glance the $70.76 is made up of $30.56 and 40.26 but is there a formula which would indicate this to me? |
find a number broken into more than one number
I wouldn't have thought so as $30.56 and $40.26 make $70.82 but if your
number is the result of a formula, pressing F2 should show the cells making up the number. "shapiro" wrote: Hi All, I have a number for eg. $70.76. I would like to know if excel is able to tell me if it is broken down into several numbers in a list, say: 20.00 30.56 40.26 50.00 60.00 At a glance the $70.76 is made up of $30.56 and 40.26 but is there a formula which would indicate this to me? |
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