This function reduces an integer to a specified number of digits closer to zero.
Syntax:
=ROUNDDOWN (number, num_place)
Parameter list:
Example as:
=ROUNDDOWN(4.3,0), Rounds 4.3 down to zero decimal places to 4.
=ROUNDDOWN(-9.23467,1), Rounds -9.23467 down to one decimal place to -9.2.
=ROUNDDOWN(9.23467,3), Rounds 9.23467 down to three decimal place to 9.234.
The ROUNDDOWN function functions similarly to the ROUND function, with the exception that while rounding, the ROUNDDOWN function always rounds the integers 1-9 down.
The ROUNDDOWN function has the ability to round to the left or right of the decimal point.
If num_place is more than zero, the number is rounded to the given number of decimal places to the right of the decimal point.
If num_place is less than zero, number is rounded down to the left of the decimal point .
If num_place is equal to the zero, the number is rounded to the nearest int.
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