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Here's the newest brain teaser:
I would like to be able to obtain round integers only from one number. For instance, I want to be able to obtain the number 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 from the base number of 10.25 :) Sound like fun? My only attempt thus far as I start this challenge is this: =ROUND(A1*(((9/10)/10)*A1),0) .... where A1 = 10.25 This will work out to 9 like I am attempting to do, but has issues in that if the number (10.25) increases beyond 10.27 it rounds itself to 10, and beyond 10.5 it rounds to 10.5. Its a problem with the 9/10's in there. Consider this a puzzle and not so much an excel formula, though knowledge in both is required... Im back to it.... |
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