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Given a result of a previous calculation, (always positive and > 1000) I want Excel to show in another cell just the units and tens of that result. Let's say I have 22768. I need Excel to show just 68 (not as text but as a numeric value). The value 22700 is unknow beforehand thus no substraction possible. Any idea how to obtain that?
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Try this: =MOD(22768,100) this gives the answer. JimB
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Gracias Jim That was it! Spanish name: RESIDUO().
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