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November 29th, 2007, 02:34 PM
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Mod Function
OK, need help with the following:
Mod(10e+11;97) returns #NUM!, anything higher it blows. But if I use Mod(n;d)=n-d*INT(n/d) I can go until Mod(10e+15;97), anything higher it returns increasingly lower negative values instead of the real value. My doubt is: If I can calculate this values in the windows calculator why can't Excel do the same? In the windows calculator I was able to calculate Mod(10e+32;97), and I suspect i could go higher. Could someone help? Thanks in advanced. 
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