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Format numbres to 32nds
I download prices from quote service on 30 Treasury Bond futures. They are
downloaded as i.e. 11320, meaning 113 20/32. When using the original format in a formula it treats it as a whole number. How can I convert this original format to be treated as 32nds. |
Format numbres to 32nds
=INT(A1/100)+(MOD(A1,100)/32)
Format Custom as "# ?/32" if you like -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "martinkn" wrote in message ... I download prices from quote service on 30 Treasury Bond futures. They are downloaded as i.e. 11320, meaning 113 20/32. When using the original format in a formula it treats it as a whole number. How can I convert this original format to be treated as 32nds. |
Format numbres to 32nds
Niek ... you're very helpful, thank you very much!
Regards, Martin "Niek Otten" wrote: =INT(A1/100)+(MOD(A1,100)/32) Format Custom as "# ?/32" if you like -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "martinkn" wrote in message ... I download prices from quote service on 30 Treasury Bond futures. They are downloaded as i.e. 11320, meaning 113 20/32. When using the original format in a formula it treats it as a whole number. How can I convert this original format to be treated as 32nds. |
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