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I am trying to create an Excel spreadsheet to compute the number of first-ounce and additional-ounce postage stamps for envelopes.
Here is how far I have got:
In the red cell A2 I type the weight of the envelope in ounces. In this example, my envelope weights twelve ounces. Row 1 then tells me the monetary value of postage that the envelope needs.
Row 4 then reports the number of first-ounce stamps that I need. Row 4 reports these numbers as decimals.
What I want to do is separate those numbers in Row 4 between the first-ounce and the additional-once stamps. In the present example, I would like Cell B4 to report “5” and Cell B5 to report the number of additional-ounce stamps. In the present example, “.2” would be “1” additional-ounce stamp.
Continuing the example, if I enter “13” in A2, B4 goes to “5.6.” That would be five first-ounce stamps and two additional-ounce stamps.
I would like to get the spreadsheet to perform these conversions from decimals to whole numbers.
Does anyone have formulae for these computations?
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Thanks!