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See guidelines for asking. erAck March 22, 2018, 11:11am #3. To “include” means you want both, the integer and fractional part? That’s a simple division =A1/A2. To obtain only the fractional (non-integer) part of a division use. =A1/A2-QUOTIENT(A1;A2) brookefox March 22, 2018, 5:47pm #4. Yes, a simple division issue.
Hello. I’m trying to figure out how to separate a whole number from the remainder. For example, after and equation I get (3.14). I’d like the 3 in one column and the .14 to be saved in another so I can carry it to the next calculation. Is this possible? Thank you, -Chris
Thank you. I’m using Windows version. Hello @bdun, “prod” is not a built-in function in Calc. In order to divide cell C1 by D4 you could write =C1/D4. For integer division you could write =QUOTIENT(C1;D4). Odd, because in the Windows version of LO Calc it is. I’m currently using the Linux version. Thank you.
You can always use the context-menu of the file with by clicking with the right mouse button and select “Open With…” to select another program. (This dialogue had also an option to make your selection persistent: Always open with this software). 1 Like. I’ve been using LibreOffice for 4 or 5 years. On Saturday I updated my spreadsheet ...
Hi, I have a spreadsheet calculating percentage differences which we use as a template. It is for balance sheet asset valuation comparison between an item’s purchase cost and it’s current value. In the master file, none of the ‘Current Value’ cells have any values in but the formulas are all set up. So when someone opens the master file and then saves it with a different filename they ...
Is there a way to calculate standard deviation in Libre calc? Michael
print aDate.Year, aDate.Month, aDate.Day, sString. End Sub. The result of method getDate is a c.s.s.util.Date struct. Method getString returns an ISO string. Longi November 17, 2023, 9:45pm #5. You can convert date to long number, then you can compare them: If Clng (date1)>Clng (date2)Then. Var=1.
When I try to sum a column of dollar amounts, it returns 0. I have a column, let’s say, consisting of $1.23, $2,87, and $5.55. I enter the sum function in the cell under $5.55, then click on the $5.55 cell, hold the shift key down, and then click on the $1.23 cell. Those cells are then outlined in red. Then I press Enter. The cell where the formula is now turns to the character “0 ...
Hi, I have a column which represents a category (1, 2, 3, 4). I have counted the amount of each category using the following condition: =COUNTIF(F2:F331,"=2" ...
what does this mean in calc #value!