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You can get the remainder by doing long division.Here is how you can use a calculator to get the remainder. Divide 46 by 10 (answer: 4.6). Remove the decimal part (answer: 4). Multiply 4 by 10 again (answer: 40). Subtract 46 - 40.
Or, you can use the mod() function in Excel:
= mod(46, 10)
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