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Can someone please tell me that formula? Thanks!
Can someone please tell me that formula? Thanks!
can you give an example of decimal
1' 2"
2" is 2/12 or 1/6 or 0.16666667
so do you 1.16667
so the decimal is a fraction of feet
how are you inputting the value of feet and inches into a cell
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=CONVERT(1,"in","m")
or
=SUM(CONVERT(1,"in","m"),CONVERT(1,"ft","m"))
Last edited by sandy666; 04-15-2015 at 05:10 PM.
Here's a Function:
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Assuming you want 1'2" in the form of a decimal number of feet, as shown by etaf:
Formula:
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Jazzer-your formula only modifies once cell ...or can modify a column span of cells that outputs to the adjacent column? Thanks!
It returns a result based on one cell. You can copy it down an entire column for as many cells as you want.
Your question suggests that you may not understand how Excel formulas work. A formula doesn't modify a cell--the original cell is left untouched. A formula returns a value. So if your data is in column A, you can copy my formula to column B and see the conversion results there.
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