INT function is used to round down the numeric value to nearest integer. INT Function has one required argument i.e. number.
=INT(number)
Here, we have sample database and want to round down the sales movement ( % ) for various region.
We will be using INT function as follows:
Excel INT function is very simple and easy to use. This example will help you explore the use of the INT function in Excel.
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