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zack, thanks! it worked great! although i ended up needing to round
(A1-INT(A1))*30 for some reason without the round function I would get 5-1.9999999999999 instead of 5-2 but it got me where i needed to be Thank You patrick "Zack Barresse" wrote: Hello Patrick, You must use a formula for this as it can't be done with formatting alone. You could use something like this ... =INT(A1)&" - "&(A1-INT(A1))*30 ...assuming your number was a valid number and resided in A1, and that you always wanted it expressed in n/30. HTH -- Regards, Zack Barresse, aka firefytr To email, remove NOSPAM "patrick" wrote in message ... I would like to display a compound fraction, but i only want the whole number and the numerator of the fraction to be displayed. For example: 5- 14/30 displayed as: 5- 14 thanks for any help patrick |
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