Number
|
Rounded Down
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|||
1.5
|
1
|
=FLOOR(C4,1)
|
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2.3
|
2
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=FLOOR(C5,1)
|
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2.9
|
2
|
=FLOOR(C6,1)
|
||
123
|
100
|
=FLOOR(C7,50)
|
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145
|
100
|
=FLOOR(C8,50)
|
||
175
|
150
|
=FLOOR(C9,50)
|
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What Does It Do ?
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This
function rounds a value down to the nearest multiple specified by the user.
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Syntax
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=FLOOR(NumberToRound,SignificantValue)
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Formatting
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No
special formatting is needed.
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Example
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The
following table was used to calculate commission for members of a sales team.
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Commission
is only paid for every £1000 of sales.
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The =FLOOR()
function has been used to round down the Actual Sales to the
|
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nearest
1000, which is then used as the basis for Commission.
|
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Name
|
Actual Sales
|
Relevant Sales
|
Commission
|
|
Alan
|
£23,500
|
£23,000
|
£230
|
|
Bob
|
£56,890
|
£56,000
|
£560
|
|
Carol
|
£18,125
|
£18,000
|
£180
|
|
=FLOOR(D29,1000)
|
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Sunday, September 25, 2011
Floor Formula
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