How do I use formula to check whether the decimal value is a mutiple of
0.25?

E.g 5.25, 18.50, 1.75 decimal value are multiple of 0.25

If the decimal value is a multiple of 0.25, then the remainder of dividing
the decimal value by 0.25 is zero. This formula does just that and returns
"Yes" if it is a divisor, otherwise "No".
=IF(MOD(A1,0.25)=0,"Yes","No")

HTH Otto

"crapit" wrote in message
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How do I use formula to check whether the decimal value is a mutiple of
0.25?

E.g 5.25, 18.50, 1.75 decimal value are multiple of 0.25

crapit wrote:
How do I use formula to check whether the decimal value is a mutiple of
0.25?

E.g 5.25, 18.50, 1.75 decimal value are multiple of 0.25

Function IsMultiple(num As Double) As Boolean
IsMultiple = (Round(10000 * num) Mod 2500 = 0)
End Function

This will give some false positves (e.g. 14.75001). What it really does
is to check if a number, rounded to 4 decimal places, is a multiple of
0.25. Because of the possibility of round-off errors, you can't avoid
this sort of thing completely. Add more zeros for more accuracy.

-semiopen

Just for fun, because I haven't thought it through...

=IF(A1*4=INT(A1*4),"Yes","No")

"crapit" wrote in
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How do I use formula to check whether the decimal value is a mutiple of
0.25?

E.g 5.25, 18.50, 1.75 decimal value are multiple of 0.25