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If the value is 4.0 and displayed as 4.00 - no problem
if on the other hand the value is 4.001 and formated to show 2 decimal places then yes it's correct modify the formula to this =if( abs(int(a1)-a1)<0.000001, true, false) You can *alter the accuracy* by altering the 0.000001 Steve On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 20:22:16 +0100, ::Cory:: wrote: Unless I am dense, neither of these replies worked. A1 value is 4.00 on my sheet is that my problem? ::CORY:: "::Cory::" wrote in message ... Does anyone know of a function to determine if a number is a whole integer and not a decimal place? I want to target a cell (that has a sum value in it) and create an if statement if it's a whole number or not. ::CORY:: -- Steve (3) |
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