QUOTIENT Google Sheet Formula

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QUOTIENT Formula Syntax

=QUOTIENT(10, 3)

Example Use Case

Finding the integer quotient of a division for whole-number results

Understanding the QUOTIENT Formula

The QUOTIENT function in Excel returns the integer part of a division, discarding any remainder. It’s a clean way to get whole-number results from division, ideal for scenarios like splitting items into full groups or calculating complete cycles.

For QUOTIENT(10, 3), you get 3, since 10 ÷ 3 is 3 with a remainder of 1 (ignored). It takes two arguments: the numerator and denominator, offering a focused alternative to MOD, which keeps the remainder instead.

Why Use QUOTIENT?

QUOTIENT is perfect when you need whole units—think dividing resources into equal batches or counting full hours in a time span. Its simplicity ensures you focus on complete divisions, skipping fractional noise.