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Using a IF formula, I would like to drop the 2 digits in front of the
decimal, and only use the 2 digits after the decimal
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=MOD(A1,1)

will return decimal

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Using a IF formula, I would like to drop the 2 digits in front of the
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Not sure I get this but the formula below returns the decimal of a number in
A1 if it's value is over 100 otherwise returns the entire number?????

=IF(A1100,MOD(A1,1),A1)

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