How to separate dollars and cents into two columns in Excel?
For separating dollars and cents into two columns, such as split $12.34 to $12.00 and $0.34, or 12 and 34, the following methods can help you.
Separate dollars and cents into two columns with formulas
Separate dollars and cents into two columns with formulas
You can separate dollars and cents into two columns with the following formulas.
1. For separating dollars, please select a blank cell (says cell B2) beside the currency cell you will separate dollars and cells, enter formula =INT(A2) into the Formula Bar, and then press the Enter key.
You can see the dollar was separated with the dollar sign and located in the selected cell as below screenshot shown.
2. Keep selecting the cell B2, then drag its Fill Handle to the cell until all dollars in corresponding cells are separated.
For separating cents, please use this formula =MOD(A2,1), then apply the formula to other cells with the Fill Handle.
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