Using the INT and TRUNC functions to extract integer data

- In addition to the basic rounding functions…of ROUND, ROUNDUP, and ROUNDDOWN…there are four other rounding type functions…that you might want to know about.…One is called TRUNC, like the word truncate.…So in column C we see the truncate function…being used right here.…The TRUNC function to be more precise.…And all it does is drop the pennies.…So for example, 365.84 it simply ignored them…and gives us a 365.…And it's happening here,…3.85, we should get 3.00 dollars,…23.38 we get 23 and so on.…

All these are using the TRUNC function.…Now a similar function is called INT,…think of the word integer, it's as if we're saying…we only care about the integer portion of this.…Now it sounds like we're saying exactly…the same thing as trunc and when we look…at the two examples here, and actually we can see this…a bit better if I press ctrl + ~,…we can see them both together.…All these uses of TRUNC and all these uses of INT…in the two examples here are both referring…to the data in column B.…

Let me press ctrl + ~ again…and we're getting the same answers side by side.…