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Default excel formula referring to a decimal portion of another cell

What formula would I use for the following:

B3 contains the following formula:
=(A2-e4)/18
I wish B3 to be to be displayed as a whole number rounded down.
If the actual value of B3 is, for example, 7.6,
I would like another cell to reflect .6 x 18, rounded up
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=INT((A2-E4)/18)

=MOD((A2-E4)/18,1)

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What formula would I use for the following:

B3 contains the following formula:
=(A2-e4)/18
I wish B3 to be to be displayed as a whole number rounded down.
If the actual value of B3 is, for example, 7.6,
I would like another cell to reflect .6 x 18, rounded up



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