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OK I know this might sound like a strange question. But I am trying to
write a formula for a machine that I have in my factory. It is a multi step formula, and in one of the steps it will give a result, for example, of 127.6543. Is there ANY possible way for me to ask the next part of the formula to ONLY use the .6543 without taking the 127 into account, or without having to tell it to subtract the 127 manually (and ALSO vice versa meaning I need it to then use ONLY the 127 and NOT the .6543) ?? I hope I am making myself clear, because Im not even sure that I understand what I am asking now that I look at it, but since I am not versed in excel, I am hoping some intelligent soul will understand my query. Thanks in advance, Scott |
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