How to Use the TRUNC Function in Excel
Truncate numbers without rounding, keep a chosen number of decimal places, remove time from date-time values, and truncate digits to the left of the decimal point.
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Truncate numbers without rounding, keep a chosen number of decimal places, remove time from date-time values, and truncate digits to the left of the decimal point.
Retrieve historical stock prices in Microsoft 365 Excel, specify an exchange, select daily, weekly, or monthly fields, handle spilled arrays, and build a chart.
Fix SUMIF formulas that return zero, the wrong total, or #VALUE! by checking syntax, dates, operators, range sizes, numbers stored as text, time formats, and external references.
Round a number to a chosen number of decimal places and return formatted text, control thousands separators, and know when ROUND or cell formatting is a better choice.
Use Excel's ROUNDDOWN function to round a number toward zero, choose decimal places, and round to tens or hundreds with practical formula examples.
Use IFERROR to replace formula errors with a fallback value or message, with practical division and VLOOKUP examples plus guidance on avoiding hidden problems.
Learn what COUNT includes and ignores, how COUNTIF applies one condition, and when to use COUNTA, COUNTBLANK, or COUNTIFS instead.
Use TODAY for a date that updates automatically, NOW for date and time, or a keyboard shortcut for a fixed timestamp, with practical date formulas.
Extract characters from the end of text with Excel RIGHT, split text after delimiters, remove prefixes, convert numeric results, and troubleshoot common errors.
Choose LEFT, MID, or RIGHT to extract characters from the beginning, middle, or end of an Excel cell, with syntax, examples, and common pitfalls.
Use VLOOKUP for exact or approximate vertical lookups, understand each argument, lock table references, and avoid common matching errors.
Combine dynamic arrays vertically with VSTACK or side by side with HSTACK, add headers, use Excel Tables, and handle uneven array sizes.
Calculate completed years, months, and days of service with DATEDIF and TODAY, validate date values, and avoid common formula errors.
Sum values that meet one condition with SUMIF, using text, comparison operators, wildcards, blank cells, dates, and practical troubleshooting steps.
Use VLOOKUP to retrieve product names, account details, and other reference data by code, with exact matching and correctly locked table ranges.
Extract a code from the start of a text value with LEFT and use it directly in VLOOKUP to return the corresponding name or category.
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