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    Formula to reflect a certain amount in another column

    Basically, i am trying to create a formula to say that in Column A every "100" reflects "1"
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    So if A=300 then B=3

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    =IF(INT(A1/100)<1

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    Re: Formula to reflect a certain amount in another column

    That formula is incomplete why the IF?) and we have no idea where you are putting it (B3, perhaps?):
    B3: =INT(A1/100)
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    Re: Formula to reflect a certain amount in another column

    Hi tgill- How about:
    =IF(A1<100,"",INT(A1/100))

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    Re: Formula to reflect a certain amount in another column

    That formula does work good. Does anyone know how to make these into fractions/decimals? so basically if "A" goes over 100... lets say 150... it will reflect more than 1? 1.5? This formula will only work to 100 at a time. so i will still need more than 1 if it is over the 100 even if it doesn't reach the 200 mark

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    Re: Formula to reflect a certain amount in another column

    Just =A/100, if you want to use interval = 1. If some other interval, for example 50, then this:
    =FLOOR(A1, 50)/100

    ...would yield {0, .5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5...}

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