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If, for example, one labourers 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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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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Thank you very much. Forgive my ignorance, but what is USD (US Dollars
perhaps?)? If so, you are right, it is South African rands. "T. Valko" wrote: 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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what is USD (US Dollars perhaps?)?
Yes. We have 100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 (although rarely seen), 1 denominations. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Owl" wrote in message ... Thank you very much. Forgive my ignorance, but what is USD (US Dollars perhaps?)? If so, you are right, it is South African rands. "T. Valko" wrote: 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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