text: # How to Divide Without Remainder in Excel (3 Effective Methods)
  
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  Division is a very important mathematical operation. When a number (dividend) canâ€™t be divided exactly by another number (divisor) then there remains a remainder. In that case, the result becomes a number with a fraction. We can easily remove the fractional part and get the quotient in Excel. In this article, I will show 3 effective methods to divide without remainder in Excel.
  
  ## How to Divide Without Remainder in Excel: 3 Effective Methods
  
  We can divide a number without remainder in Excel following different methods. Here, I will show 3 effective methods to divide a number and get the quotient.
  
  ### 1. Use QUOTIENT Function
  
  In this section, I will use the QUOTIENT functionÂ of Excel to divide without remainder. For demonstration, I have used a dataset containing Dividend, Divisor, and Quotient.
  
  #### 1.1 Apply Numeric Value to Divide Without Remainder in Excel
  
  We can use dividend and divisor numbers directly as the arguments of the QUOTIENT function. Letâ€™s walk through the procedures.
  
  • First, write the following formula in Cell D5 and press Enter.
  `=QUOTIENT(112,5)`
  
  In the formula, I have given 122 (dividend) and 5 (divisor) as the argument of the QUOTIENT function.
  • After that, drag the Fill Handle down to cell D10.
  • Finally, you will get results like the picture below.
  
  #### 1.2 Use Cell Reference to Perform Division Without Remainder
  
  Instead of directly including the numbers as the arguments of the QUOTIENT function, we can use cell reference also. I am showing the stepwise procedure to do that.
  
  • First, write the following formula in cell D5 and press Enter.
  `=QUOTIENT(B5,C5)`
  
  • Further, use the AutoFill option of Excel to copy the formula in the cells below.
  • Consecutively, we will see the result without the remainder in each cell.
  
  ### 2. Apply TRUNC Function
  
  Another way to divide without remainder is to round the fractional result by using the TRUNC function. I am showing the stepwise procedures to do that in the following section.
  
  • First, write the following formula in cell D5 and hit Enter.
  `=TRUNC(B5/C5)`
  • Afterward, use the Fill Handle to copy the formula in the following cells.
  • Finally, we will see the division result without the remainder.
  
  In the formula, the TRUNC function removes the fractional part which is the remainder of the result of division (B5/C5).
  
  ### 3. Insert ROUNDDOWN Function
  
  We can also use the ROUNDDOWN functionÂ of Excel to remove the fractional part of the division result and get the quotient value. Follow the stepwise procedures given below.
  
  • First, write the following formula in cell D5.
  `=ROUNDDOWN(B5/C5,0)`
  • Then, hit Enter.
  • Further, use the Fill Handle to copy the formula in the following cells.
  • Finally, we will see the results without the fractional part in each cell.
  
  In the formula, the ROUNDDOWN function removes the fractional part from the division value (B5/C5) as we included 0 as the argument.
  
  ## How to Find Remainder in Excel
  
  When a dividend number isnâ€™t completely divisible by the divisor, there remains a remainder. In this section, I will show the method to find the remainder in Excel. Follow the stepwise procedures given below.
  
  • First, write the following formula in cell D5.
  `=MOD(B5,C5)`
  • Then, press Enter.
  • Further, use the Fill Handle to copy the formula in the cells below.
  • Finally, we will see the remainder for each division.
  
  In the formula, the MOD functionÂ takes the dividend value (B5) and divisor value (C5) as arguments and gives the remainder directly.
  
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  ## Conclusion
  
  Sometimes we want to get a division result without the fractional part i.e. division without remainder. Here, I have shown 3 effective methods to divide without remainder in Excel. If you have faced any problems following the procedures, leave a comment.
  
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