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On 14 May, 18:17, JE McGimpsey wrote:
One way: Integer part: =INT(A1) Fractional Part: =MOD(A1,1) In article .com, " wrote: Does anyone know of a way to split a decimal number???? both of these work really well. Thanks. I decided to use the =Int(a1) and for the decimal part = right, 1, as there is always 1 decimal place in all instances. I can see how the others can be used to get around limitations of this tho. Thanks again, Great help. |
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