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Is there a way to filter or sort for only those values that have no cents? I
have a column of discount amounts, and I want to see only the flat rate
discounts and not the percentage discounts. The flat rate discounts would be
like 25.00 <-- always without any cents. Percentage discounts would
virtually always be like 25.34 or something like that.
Thanks!
Julie
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You can use a helper column with a formula like this:

=IF(INT(D2)=D2,"Flat-rate","%age")

and copy this down. Then you can apply autofilter to this column,
selecting "Flat-rate" from the filter pull-down.

Hope this helps.

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Is there a way to filter or sort for only those values that have no cents? *I
have a column of discount amounts, and I want to see only the flat rate
discounts and not the percentage discounts. *The flat rate discounts would be
like 25.00 <-- always without any cents. *Percentage discounts would
virtually always be like 25.34 or something like that.
Thanks!
Julie


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Assuming that the 25 is 25 and not soemthing like 24.999999999994 as the
result of a calculation the use a helper column with the formula:

=E4=INT(E4)

or whatever the column/row is and copy down then filter of TRUE.

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Is there a way to filter or sort for only those values that have no cents?
I
have a column of discount amounts, and I want to see only the flat rate
discounts and not the percentage discounts. The flat rate discounts would
be
like 25.00 <-- always without any cents. Percentage discounts would
virtually always be like 25.34 or something like that.
Thanks!
Julie



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