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I want to define all the cells where the integer only goes to 32. Meaning when I enter in A1 167.700.25 and A2 152.30 and I want to subtract A1-A2 = 7.70 where the inetger goes to 100. I my case I want it to go only to 32.(1/32) Meaning if A1 110.15(.15 should be formated as actually .15*32= 0.048) so instead of 110.15 I want the cell formated so I can input 110.15 and it writes as 110.048. OR it even if it lets me input 110.048 is fine which ever is possible. The reason I want it done is because I am dealing with interger which are expressed in 32nds. thats is 1/32, 2/32, 3/32, 4/32, 5/32.....so on. where 1/32 = 0.031^, 2/32=0.063^....... and so on. The final output I am looking for is if I want to subtract 110^17 (^17 = 17/32) from 111^10 (^10 = 10/32) The answer should be 111^10 - 110^17 = ^25 hope you understand how I get that , i want excel to do this for me. Hope someone can help Regards Zee |
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Maybe a custom number format? Format/Cells/Custom, enter
# ??/32 Enter your number as mixed numbers 111 10/32 - 110 17/32 = 25/32 (or 0.78 if the answer is formatted as a decimal). "Zee" wrote: Hi All I want to define all the cells where the integer only goes to 32. Meaning when I enter in A1 167.700.25 and A2 152.30 and I want to subtract A1-A2 = 7.70 where the inetger goes to 100. I my case I want it to go only to 32.(1/32) Meaning if A1 110.15(.15 should be formated as actually .15*32= 0.048) so instead of 110.15 I want the cell formated so I can input 110.15 and it writes as 110.048. OR it even if it lets me input 110.048 is fine which ever is possible. The reason I want it done is because I am dealing with interger which are expressed in 32nds. thats is 1/32, 2/32, 3/32, 4/32, 5/32.....so on. where 1/32 = 0.031^, 2/32=0.063^....... and so on. The final output I am looking for is if I want to subtract 110^17 (^17 = 17/32) from 111^10 (^10 = 10/32) The answer should be 111^10 - 110^17 = ^25 hope you understand how I get that , i want excel to do this for me. Hope someone can help Regards Zee |
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Forgot one other thing - you could also enter the number as a decimal and it
will be displayed as a mixed number 110.048 is displayed as 110 2/32 (rounded, however the value is still stored as 110.048). "JMB" wrote: Maybe a custom number format? Format/Cells/Custom, enter # ??/32 Enter your number as mixed numbers 111 10/32 - 110 17/32 = 25/32 (or 0.78 if the answer is formatted as a decimal). "Zee" wrote: Hi All I want to define all the cells where the integer only goes to 32. Meaning when I enter in A1 167.700.25 and A2 152.30 and I want to subtract A1-A2 = 7.70 where the inetger goes to 100. I my case I want it to go only to 32.(1/32) Meaning if A1 110.15(.15 should be formated as actually .15*32= 0.048) so instead of 110.15 I want the cell formated so I can input 110.15 and it writes as 110.048. OR it even if it lets me input 110.048 is fine which ever is possible. The reason I want it done is because I am dealing with interger which are expressed in 32nds. thats is 1/32, 2/32, 3/32, 4/32, 5/32.....so on. where 1/32 = 0.031^, 2/32=0.063^....... and so on. The final output I am looking for is if I want to subtract 110^17 (^17 = 17/32) from 111^10 (^10 = 10/32) The answer should be 111^10 - 110^17 = ^25 hope you understand how I get that , i want excel to do this for me. Hope someone can help Regards Zee |
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