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This is obviously not based on USD...
B2: =INT(A2/100) C2: =INT((A2-B2*100)/10) D2: no change -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Owl" wrote in message ... If, for example, one labourer's wages for the week are R1843, is there a simpler way to work out the notes and coins to be got from the bank, than the following: In A1: 1843 In B2: =ROUNDDOWN(A2/100,0) In C2: =ROUNDDOWN(ROUNDDOWN(A2-(B2*100),1)/10,0) In D2: =A2-(B2*100)-C2*10) Kind regards Owl |
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