where are decimals used in radio stations - math - decimals
where are decimals used in radio stations?
dear student,

each radio station is given a different frequency band and these
radio signals are sent at that particular frequency only
for example fm 93 5 or 94 3 etc are given radio frequencies given
in decimals only

if we see each radio station contains name like fm 93 5 or 94 3
etc

regards,
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the radio will not be available (i.e. have a packet received) 99.9% of the time,

introducing a delay and printing something if that is the case is just crazy.

so your code seems to be copy and pasted crap without any understandin… welcome to mrexcel!

it actually works for me (see below). this appears to be a kind of rounding error. the way excel stores numbers causes some issues when you have decimals. it is a bit rare when comparing a cell to itself, but it can happen. you can try to use sumproduct instead, see column h.

efgh1valuescountifranksumproduct248737.76222336113.11333454287.76111f2:f4f2=countif($e$2:$e$4,">"&e2)+1g2:g4g2=rank.eq(e2,$e$2:$e$4)h2:h4h2=sumproduct(--(round($e$2:$e$4,2)>round(e2,2)))+1 i’ve added these, can you check. (praise is us only)

for both stations, i’ve added their call signs as keywords, (wpze, wfmv), which is ok if they are generally more known by their titles. otherwise, i’ll switch things round.

for gospel 92.5, i notice they are supposed to have changed frequency … here is a list of the symbols by their names: ampersand & apostrophe or single quote ' asterisk * at @ back quote ` back slash \ braces or curly braces {} brackets [] carat ^ close brace } close bracket ] close parenthesis ) colon : comma , dollar $ equal = exclamation point ! greater than > less than < minus or hyphen - open brace { open bracket [ open parenthesis ( parenthesis () percent % pipe or bar | plus + octothorpe # quote " semi-colon ; slash or forward slash / tilde ~ underscore \_ 1 - a radiologist is a doctor.

#2 - you can find all accredited radiography programs here: https://www.arrt.org/index.html?content=nd/listofschools.ndm/listschools&iframe=yes the given value isthe negative sign means we have to move the decimal point three places to the left to get the standard form. this gives us: hi, are those credentials used to scan devices? are they on the credentials list on the scan settings page? make your station private.