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How do you evaluate a cell that has two decimals places so that whole numbers
(no decimal places) is "True" and anything with values other that zeros to the right of the dot evalute to "False"? |
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Try:
=INT(A1)=A1 or =MOD(A1,1)=0 Does that help? ------------------ Regards, Ron Microsoft MVP (Excel) (xl2003, XP Pro) "Andrew R" <Andrew wrote in message ... How do you evaluate a cell that has two decimals places so that whole numbers (no decimal places) is "True" and anything with values other that zeros to the right of the dot evalute to "False"? |
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