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Remainder
Hi,
If I have a number like 5.428 and just want the .428, is there an easy way to do this? It is sort of the opposite of truncate. Regards, Kevin |
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=5.428-int(5.428)
"Kevin H. Stecyk" wrote in message ... Hi, If I have a number like 5.428 and just want the .428, is there an easy way to do this? It is sort of the opposite of truncate. Regards, Kevin |
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"N Harkawat" ... =5.428-int(5.428) Thank you. |
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=MOD(5.428,1)
or if 5.428 is in A1 =MOD(A1,1) HTH, -- Gary Brown "Kevin H. Stecyk" wrote: Hi, If I have a number like 5.428 and just want the .428, is there an easy way to do this? It is sort of the opposite of truncate. Regards, Kevin |
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