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I am trying to write an IF statement that will take another cell and
tell me if that cell is a whole number or not. The statemnet I currently have that does not work is : =IF(M4 = "*.*","1","0") where M4 is a cell with a value (in my case 0.04). I am not sure if the "*.*" is the correct syntax or not to find out if the number is whole or not. Any insight would be appreciated. Drew |
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