Am 05.07.2012 11:43, Andreas Säger wrote:

E1: input value
A1: =INT($E1)
B1: =$E1-$A1
C1: =$B1*100
D1: =INT($C1)

This is how it works in all spreadsheet applications. It applies to any
other row where you copy the formulas to.
You may even save this simple calculation in xls(x) format and it will
work in Excel.




Stupid me!
That is in one formula:
=INT(($E1-INT($E1))*100)
or even
=MOD($E1;1)*100
Isn't it?


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