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EXCEL INT FUNCTION
Excel INT Function Introduction
This function converts a value to an integer by rounding down, . Because the INT function always rounds down, INT (8.99) returns the integer 8, whereas INT(-9.8) gives the more negative value -10.
Description of Excel INT Function
Syntax:
=INT (number)
Parameter list:
number – the number to generate an integer from.
Step By Step Guide of INT Function
Example :
For example, INT
(7.34) returns the number 7 and INT(-120.59) will give you more negative number -121 as INT
function will always round down.
Key Points
- INT and TRUNC are two functions that are quite similar. The fractional component of the number is removed with TRUNC. The value of the fractional component of a number is used to round numbers down to the nearest integer by INT. TRUNC(-8.3) yields -8, whereas INT(-8.3) returns -9, because -9 is the lowest number.
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