Excel DOLLARFR function
Contrary to the DOLLARDE function, the DOLLARFR function converts a dollar value expressed in decimal notation to a dollar value expressed in fractional notation (including the integer part and a fraction part) based on given fraction, which helps in securities prices.
Syntax
DOLLARDE(decimal_dollar, fraction)
Arguments
Remarks
Return Value
It returns a decimal number.
Example
As shown in the screenshot below, to convert each dollar value expressed in decimal notation in B6:B13 into a dollar value expressed in fractional notation based on the corresponding fraction in C6:C13, you can do as follows.
1. Select a blank cell (here I select a cell D6 next to the first fraction), copy or enter the formula below and press the Enter key to get the result. Select this result cell and then drag its AutoFill Handle down to get other results.
=DOLLARFR(B6,C6)
Notes:In the formula, in addition to using references to cells, you can directly type in the dollar price and the fraction such as: =DOLLARDE(1.125,8).
Related Functions
Excel DOLLARDE function
The DOLLARDE function converts a dollar value expressed in fractional notation (including the integer part and a fraction part) to a dollar value expressed in decimal notation based on the fraction you specify.
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