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Decimal Conversion
How can I get 12005400.150 in one cell to calculate 150 into a different cell.
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=MOD(A1,1)*1000
On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 12:15:06 -0800, "Brian" wrote: How can I get 12005400.150 in one cell to calculate 150 into a different cell. |
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Note that, on my machine at least (XL04), that results in
150.0000004 In article , Myrna Larson wrote: =MOD(A1,1)*1000 |
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One way:
=INT(MOD(A1,1)*1000) another: = A1 * 0.000012494377374 or even: =--MID(TEXT(A1,"0.000"),FIND(".",A1)+1,255) In article , "Brian" wrote: How can I get 12005400.150 in one cell to calculate 150 into a different cell. |
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