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    Can r = n-Int(n/2)*2 be a Negative number?

    In VB6 or VBA, have you ever seen this formula

    r = n - Int(n / 2) * 2

    gives you the value of r as a negative number such as -1?

    You may know that if n is Integer or Long, the above formula equivalent with

    r = n Mod 2
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