How to Remove Decimal Point in Excel

Using Cell Formatting

To quickly remove decimal points, apply cell formatting. Right-click the cell, choose 'Format Cells', and set decimal places to zero.

Employing the INT Function

The INT function strips decimals, returning only the integer part. Enter =INT(A1) to truncate decimals in cell A1.

Utilizing the TRUNC Function

Use the TRUNC function to remove decimals without rounding. Syntax: =TRUNC(number, 0).

Applying the ROUND Function

ROUND can adjust decimals to zero places, effectively removing them. Example: =ROUND(A1, 0).

Using the CEILING Function

CEILING rounds numbers up to the nearest integer, removing decimals. Use =CEILING(A1, 1).

Common Use Cases

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  Converting decimal numbers to whole numbers for simplified reporting
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  Preparing data for systems that require integer inputs only
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  Cleaning up the appearance of a spreadsheet for a presentation
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  Ensuring consistency in datasets with mixed number formats
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  Facilitating error-free data entry by removing unnecessary decimal points

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