Using ROUND after Nested IF Statements in Excel -


i working on spreadsheet client calculates values , shows them fractions after amount of deductions. running test after had set , ready , ran number through spread sheet. i'll try beak down possible (any value brackets user input. width [94.5(94 1/2)] number subtracted 7.5312(7 17/32 equals 86.9688(86 31/32) number divided [3] equals 28.9896(28 95/96) problem though. 95/96 not "real" fraction there way can round numbers down 64ths? expecting 63/64ths though math correct need round down in cases.

the if statement this:

=if(e4=1,(k4-f19)/1,if(e4=2,(k4-g19)/2,if(e4=3,(k4-h19)/3,if(e4=4,(k4-i19)/4,if(e4=5,(k4-j19)/5,if(e4=6,(k4-k19)/6,if(e4=7,(k4-l19)/7,if(e4=8,(k4-m19)/8,if(e4=9,(k4-n19)/9,if(e4=10,(k4-o19)/10,0))))))))))

this single part of if statement:

=if(e4=1,(k4-f19)/1

is there way around or sol(sorta outta luck)?

thanks insight.

assuming in a1, please try:

=rounddown(a1*64,0)/64 

with suitable formatting.

this ensures results multiples of 1/64.


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