If I use Round(A1,0), if the value of A1 is 0.6, Round(A1,0) will be
1.

However, I want to round DOWN to 0 for 0.6. In other words, I only
want to keep the integer part of the number. Even if it's 1.9, after
rounding, I want it to be 1 instead of 2.

Any suggestion?

I want to round DOWN to 0

I assume that means there will not be any negative numbers.

Try this:

=INT(A1)

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Curious" wrote in message
...
If I use Round(A1,0), if the value of A1 is 0.6, Round(A1,0) will be
1.

However, I want to round DOWN to 0 for 0.6. In other words, I only
want to keep the integer part of the number. Even if it's 1.9, after
rounding, I want it to be 1 instead of 2.

Any suggestion?

Hi,

One way

=INT(A1)

Mike

"Curious" wrote:

If I use Round(A1,0), if the value of A1 is 0.6, Round(A1,0) will be
1.

However, I want to round DOWN to 0 for 0.6. In other words, I only
want to keep the integer part of the number. Even if it's 1.9, after
rounding, I want it to be 1 instead of 2.

Any suggestion?

While ROUNDDOWN (and ROUNDUP) do exist, what you're asking for is just the
integer, so you can use
=INT(A1)

If you *really* wanted ROUNDDOWN
=ROUNDDOWN(A1,0)
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Best Regards,

Luke M
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"Curious" wrote:

If I use Round(A1,0), if the value of A1 is 0.6, Round(A1,0) will be
1.

However, I want to round DOWN to 0 for 0.6. In other words, I only
want to keep the integer part of the number. Even if it's 1.9, after
rounding, I want it to be 1 instead of 2.

Any suggestion?

Functions which you may wish to look at in Excel help include:
ROUNDDOWN
INT
TRUNC
FLOOR

The "See Also" entry in Excel help for a given function will often tell you
about similar or related functions.
--
David Biddulph

"Curious" wrote in message
...
If I use Round(A1,0), if the value of A1 is 0.6, Round(A1,0) will be
1.

However, I want to round DOWN to 0 for 0.6. In other words, I only
want to keep the integer part of the number. Even if it's 1.9, after
rounding, I want it to be 1 instead of 2.

Any suggestion?

Hi,

besides the INT and ROUNDOWN functions you could use:

=TRUNC(A1,0)
=FLOOR(A1,1)

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Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Curious" wrote:

If I use Round(A1,0), if the value of A1 is 0.6, Round(A1,0) will be
1.

However, I want to round DOWN to 0 for 0.6. In other words, I only
want to keep the integer part of the number. Even if it's 1.9, after
rounding, I want it to be 1 instead of 2.

Any suggestion?

Many thanks to all of you! This is helpful.