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Mod function
The VBA "x Mod y" function and the Excel function =Mod(x,y) produce
consistent results when both parameters are positive. When the number, x, is negative, these two functions produce different results. For example the VBA function returns - 1 = -1 Mod 3 and the Excel function returns 2 = Mod(-1, 3) I agree with the Excel function's results. Anyone have any idea why these functions would have different results? |
Mod function
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http://mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/52343.html http://support.microsoft.com/kb/141178 Mike "Carl" wrote: The VBA "x Mod y" function and the Excel function =Mod(x,y) produce consistent results when both parameters are positive. When the number, x, is negative, these two functions produce different results. For example the VBA function returns - 1 = -1 Mod 3 and the Excel function returns 2 = Mod(-1, 3) I agree with the Excel function's results. Anyone have any idea why these functions would have different results? |
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