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In Excel how could I get a second cell to display only the decimal
part of the number in first cell?

Foir example cell C1 has the number 1.5678 and I want the second sell
for example D1 to display only the decimal part of the number in cell
C1 i.e. 0,5678.

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Try: =MOD(C1,1)
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In Excel how could I get a second cell to display only the decimal
part of the number in first cell?

Foir example cell C1 has the number 1.5678 and I want the second sell
for example D1 to display only the decimal part of the number in cell
C1 i.e. 0,5678.

Thanks
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On Dec 5, 12:20*am, מיכאל (מיקי) אבידן <micky-a*at*tapuz.co.il wrote:
Try: =MOD(C1,1)
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Thank you that worked perfectly.
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