I'm not sure I understand. Using v=10 and n=3 I should get 4,4,2
This is a client requirement. A value is going to be entered into N rows in a grid. The n is a number determined by the operator. The value v is to be equally distributed among the rows, maintaining integer values. If necessary, the number will be equally distributed in n-1 rows and then the modulus in the nth row so that the total of the rows = the original V
In your example if I substitute v=10, n=3 I get 5 and 0 - only two rows.
>
>CLEAR
>
>v = 10^10 + 459
>n = 10
>
>nRemainder = INT(v%n)
>nIntCount = n
>
>IF nRemainder > 0
> nIntCount = nIntCount - 1
> nInteger = INT( v / (n-1) )
> nRemainder = v%nInteger
>ELSE
> nInteger = v/n
>ENDIF
>
>? nInteger
>? nRemainder
>? (nInteger * nIntCount) + nRemainder
>
>RETURN
>
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