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This article is all about MOD function in Excel. Every aspect of the MOD function is covered here in this article. At the end of this article, I have also explained a VBA code to calculate the MOD of large numbers.
\nI have also explained the shortcomings of the MOD formula in Excel and how to overcome those shortcomings.<\/p>\n
Let’s start with the basics – What is the MOD function?<\/p>\n
MOD is a short form of Modulus. Modulus is a function that returns the remainder when you divide a number with another number. Using simple Excel Formula, you can easily calculate the MOD of any 2 numbers.<\/p>\n
\nFor Example:<\/strong> 19 MOD 5 = 4 ( Explanation : If you divide 19 with 5 then remainder will be 4 (5*3 = 15 and 19-15 = 4)<\/p>\nHow to calculate MOD using Excel Formula<\/h2>\n