What does the INT function do?
K Ken Snell [MVP] Oct 21, 2005 #2 It changes a noninteger number into an integer number. It does this by dropping the part of the number after the decimal point. Thus, it'll change 5.76 into 5, 5.1 into 5, -5.76 into -6, etc.
It changes a noninteger number into an integer number. It does this by dropping the part of the number after the decimal point. Thus, it'll change 5.76 into 5, 5.1 into 5, -5.76 into -6, etc.
