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=INT(1234/10) In article , Steved wrote: Hello SuperDave from Steved Could you please give me an example ie 1234 to 123 using divide by 10 and truncate to an integer Thankyou. "SuperDave" wrote: Or divide by 10 and truncate to an integer... |
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