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Default Formula for calculating whole lengths

I sell items in lengths of 300mm & 100mm only.

I am trying to write a formula that will look at a whole number, say for example 2800mm, and get the number of 300mm units required, and then add the remainder on in 100mm units (i.e. in this case 9 @ 300 and 1 @ 100). Obviously if its 200mm or below it will end up as 2 No 100mm units.

This is for any whole length from 100 to 3000.

Any help appreciated!
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Default Formula for calculating whole lengths

Hi,

Am Thu, 16 Apr 2015 17:27:28 +0200 schrieb Claus Busch:

=INT(A1/300)&" a 300 mm "&IF(MOD(A1,300)0,MOD(A1,300)/100&" a 100 mm","")


better try:
=INT(A1/300)&" à 300 mm "&IF(MOD(A1,300)100,INT(MOD(A1,300)/100)&" à 100 mm","")


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