How to remove digits after decimal in Excel?
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Managing numerical data in Excel often requires precision and customization, especially when dealing with decimal places. Whether you want to truncate the decimal places for visual clarity, formatting purposes, or data consistency, Excel provides several methods to achieve this. This article will guide you through various techniques to remove digits after the decimal in Excel efficiently.
Remove digits after decimal with INT function or TRUNC function
Supposing we have a purchase table as below screen shot shown, and now we need to remove digits after decimal for values in Amount Column. Excel functions can help you to remove digits after decimal easily. You can do as follows:
INT function: In a blank cell besides the value you will remove digits after decimal, enter the formula =INT(E2), and the drag the Fill Handle to the range you need.
Notes:
(1) In the formula =INT(E2), E2 is the cell that you will remove digits after decimal.
(2) INT function can also remain certain places of digits after decimal. For example, to remove all digits except the first one after decimal, you can apply the formula =INT(E2*10)/10.
TRUNC function: Besides the value you will remove digits after decimal, enter the formula =TRUNC(E2,0) into a blank cell, and then drag the Fill Handle to the range you need.
Notes:
(1) In the formula =TRUNC(E2,0), E2 is the cell you will remove digits after decimal, 0 means removing all digits after decimal;
(2) To remove all digits but first one after decimal, you can apply the formula =TRUNC(E2,1);
Tip: Remove formulas but keep formula results: (1)select all formula cells; (2) copy these formula cells with pressing the Ctrl + C keys at the same time; (3) right click the first cell of destination range, and select Values below Paste Options in the context menu.
By the way, If you have Kutools for Excel installed, you can apply its To Actual feature to quickly convert all formulas to their formula results with only one click. See screenshots:
Remove digits after decimal without formula by Round utility
All functions don’t modify original values in Excel, but sometimes you may just need to change original values. To remove digits after decimal from original values directly, you can apply the Round utility of Kutools for Excel.
1. Select the cells that you will remove digits after decimal, and then click the Kutools > Round.
2. In the opening Round without Formula dialog box, type 0 in the Decimal place box, check the Round, Round up or Rounding down option you need, and click the Ok button.
By using these methods and tips, you can efficiently manage and manipulate decimal places in Excel, ensuring your data is presented exactly how you need it. Choose the best methods to suit your need. If you're interested in exploring more Excel tips and tricks, our website offers thousands of tutorials. Please click here to access them. Thank you for reading, and we look forward to providing you with more helpful information in the future!
Demo: remove digits after decimal without formula in Excel
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