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    Unhappy imperial weights

    hello new to this Forum Had a look on the search for this How do I input imperial weights(Stones & Pounds) on an Excel chart? but could not find any info is there any body that can help me out please ive tried using the time but when you put it in a chart it shows up 1-60

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    Re: imperial weights

    Maybe this will help ...

    http://blog.contextures.com/archives...cker-in-stone/


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    Re: imperial weights

    Note that converting to time won't work as in time, you'd go from 08:59 to 09:00, not 08:13 to 09:00.

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    Re: imperial weights

    Make sure the axis numberformat is a time?

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    Re: imperial weights

    Barry Houdini's post here:
    http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-q...lculation.html
    is useful for working with imperial weights:

    You could also do this by using the DOLLARDE function from Analysis ToolPak. You'd have to input weights as 13.13 (with a decimal point) rather than 13:13 with a colon and then you'd use this formula in C4

    =IF(B4="","",(DOLLARDE(B4,14)-DOLLARDE(B3,14))*14)

    and this one in D4

    =IF(B4="","",(DOLLARDE(B4,14)-DOLLARDE(B$3,14))*14)

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