Naimul Hasan Arif
We try to make our dataset both beautiful and simple at the same time. In order to decorate our data, sometimes we face the necessity to round down to the nearest whole number in Excel. Here, I will try to discuss 4 smooth approaches to do that.
For more simplification, I am going to use a Dataset with the columns Batsman, Country, Test Average, and Round Down Average.
How to Round Down to Nearest Whole Number in Excel: 4 Smooth Approaches
1. Applying ROUNDDOWN Function
There is a function named ROUNDDOWN Function. We can easily round down to the nearest whole number in Excel with it.
Steps:
- Select a cell (e. D5).
- Input the following formula:
=ROUNDDOWN(D5,0)Where,
D5 = The number we want to round down
0 = The number of digits to which we want in the decimal positions
- Press ENTER.
- Now, use Fill Handle to AutoFill the rests.
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2. Using FLOOR Function to Round Down to Nearest Whole Number
The FLOOR Function is an amazing function to perform it perfectly.
Steps:
- Choose a cell (e. D5).
- Now, input the following formula:
=FLOOR(D5,1)Where,
D5 = The number we want to round down
1 = The multiple to which we want to round the number
- Hit ENTER.
- AutoFill the remaining cells.
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3. Round Down to Nearest Whole Number Utilizing TRUNC Function
We can also use the TRUNC Function to perform our purpose.
Steps:
- Pick a cell (e. D5).
- Write the following formula in that cell:
=TRUNC(D5,0)Where,
D5 = The number we want to round down
0 = The number of digits to which we want in the decimal positions
- Next, press ENTER.
- Finally, AutoFill the rests.
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4. Using INT Function
The INT Function can also round down to the nearest whole number.
Steps:
- First of all, select a cell. I selected cell D5.
- Next, input the following formula in the D5 cell:
=INT(D5)Where,
D5 = The number that we want to round down
- Press ENTER.
- AutoFill to finish the process.
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Conclusion
In this article, I mentioned 4 Smooth approaches to round down to the nearest whole number in Excel. Hopefully, it will be helpful for Excel users. For any more questions, comment below.
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