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Excel is not able to make computations using the MOD function of numbers as
large as 10 billion. So for example if we type in =MOD(10000000000,10) We get a result of #NUM! This is something I can do in my head, or my calculator, it is disappointing that excel can't handle it. This is a suggestion and not a bug, because the MOD function works fine, its just that someone didnt have the foresight to allow it to work for large values. I am guessing that the solution to this will only require changing a single line of code. |
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