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Special Format for Angular data in degrees
I have 30 individual measurements in deg min sec format that I want to
display as data collect in that format. As well, I want to perform statitics on that data to perform capabilty analysis. So In summary I need to input data into cells in the deg min sec format and perform math functions on that set of data that outputs in the cells in deg min sec format as well. I do not have the data collected in radians but can convert if that is the only solution. |
Special Format for Angular data in degrees
Treat as time, and format as [h]:mm:ss
If you want to convert to radians to do trig functions, then you'll need =RADIANS(A1*24) -- David Biddulph "Spymann" wrote in message ... I have 30 individual measurements in deg min sec format that I want to display as data collect in that format. As well, I want to perform statitics on that data to perform capabilty analysis. So In summary I need to input data into cells in the deg min sec format and perform math functions on that set of data that outputs in the cells in deg min sec format as well. I do not have the data collected in radians but can convert if that is the only solution. |
Special Format for Angular data in degrees
can u give a collected sample of your text data format
e.g. 20 deg,20 min,20 sec 20d20m20s 20o2020€ or whatever in order to disect your data can u give a sample of your formula with the math function. -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Spymann" wrote: I have 30 individual measurements in deg min sec format that I want to display as data collect in that format. As well, I want to perform statitics on that data to perform capabilty analysis. So In summary I need to input data into cells in the deg min sec format and perform math functions on that set of data that outputs in the cells in deg min sec format as well. I do not have the data collected in radians but can convert if that is the only solution. |
Special Format for Angular data in degrees
Hi,
Look at these data sets and you will see what problem I am having. Format: Format: Format: Number Time Custom 7 dec plcs hh:mm:ss hh° mm' ss 0.979166667 23:30:00 23° 30' 00 1.010589583 24:15:15 00° 15' 15 1.042012500 25:00:30 01° 00' 30 1.073441667 25:45:45 01° 45' 45 1.104864583 26:31:00 02° 31' 00 1.136287500 27:16:15 03° 16' 15 1.167710417 28:01:30 04° 01' 30 1.199133333 28:46:45 04° 46' 45 1.230556250 29:32:00 05° 32' 00 1.261979167 30:17:15 06° 17' 15 What I would like to display and print is data as: ddd° mm' ss" or at least as ddd° mm' ss". Any ideas? Thanks, Spymann "driller" wrote: can u give a collected sample of your text data format e.g. 20 deg,20 min,20 sec 20d20m20s 20o2020€ or whatever in order to disect your data can u give a sample of your formula with the math function. -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Spymann" wrote: I have 30 individual measurements in deg min sec format that I want to display as data collect in that format. As well, I want to perform statitics on that data to perform capabilty analysis. So In summary I need to input data into cells in the deg min sec format and perform math functions on that set of data that outputs in the cells in deg min sec format as well. I do not have the data collected in radians but can convert if that is the only solution. |
Special Format for Angular data in degrees
sorry i am not so familiar with the angular "clock" format conversions...for
sure others may provide you good links to find what you exactly need... then, i'll also learn from your post. -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Spymann" wrote: Hi, Look at these data sets and you will see what problem I am having. Format: Format: Format: Number Time Custom 7 dec plcs hh:mm:ss hh° mm' ss 0.979166667 23:30:00 23° 30' 00 1.010589583 24:15:15 00° 15' 15 1.042012500 25:00:30 01° 00' 30 1.073441667 25:45:45 01° 45' 45 1.104864583 26:31:00 02° 31' 00 1.136287500 27:16:15 03° 16' 15 1.167710417 28:01:30 04° 01' 30 1.199133333 28:46:45 04° 46' 45 1.230556250 29:32:00 05° 32' 00 1.261979167 30:17:15 06° 17' 15 What I would like to display and print is data as: ddd° mm' ss" or at least as ddd° mm' ss". Any ideas? Thanks, Spymann "driller" wrote: can u give a collected sample of your text data format e.g. 20 deg,20 min,20 sec 20d20m20s 20o2020€ or whatever in order to disect your data can u give a sample of your formula with the math function. -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Spymann" wrote: I have 30 individual measurements in deg min sec format that I want to display as data collect in that format. As well, I want to perform statitics on that data to perform capabilty analysis. So In summary I need to input data into cells in the deg min sec format and perform math functions on that set of data that outputs in the cells in deg min sec format as well. I do not have the data collected in radians but can convert if that is the only solution. |
Special Format for Angular data in degrees
Driller -
Hi I got this from another discussion thread. It works quite well: JE McGimpsey" wrote: use what David actually wrote: left-bracket, h, right-bracket. The brackets tell the display engine not to roll over at 24 hours. In article , Spymann wrote: I tried your suggestion of changing the format to a single "h" and got the same output. I also tried "hhh" which also had no effect. I am trying to display angular data as : dddo mm' ss". Excel will not accept the " so I went to dddo mm' ss. None of these variations seem to work for this data. Any other ideas? Thanks, Spymann "driller" wrote: sorry i am not so familiar with the angular "clock" format conversions...for sure others may provide you good links to find what you exactly need... then, i'll also learn from your post. -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Spymann" wrote: Hi, Look at these data sets and you will see what problem I am having. Format: Format: Format: Number Time Custom 7 dec plcs hh:mm:ss hh° mm' ss 0.979166667 23:30:00 23° 30' 00 1.010589583 24:15:15 00° 15' 15 1.042012500 25:00:30 01° 00' 30 1.073441667 25:45:45 01° 45' 45 1.104864583 26:31:00 02° 31' 00 1.136287500 27:16:15 03° 16' 15 1.167710417 28:01:30 04° 01' 30 1.199133333 28:46:45 04° 46' 45 1.230556250 29:32:00 05° 32' 00 1.261979167 30:17:15 06° 17' 15 What I would like to display and print is data as: ddd° mm' ss" or at least as ddd° mm' ss". Any ideas? Thanks, Spymann "driller" wrote: can u give a collected sample of your text data format e.g. 20 deg,20 min,20 sec 20d20m20s 20o2020€ or whatever in order to disect your data can u give a sample of your formula with the math function. -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Spymann" wrote: I have 30 individual measurements in deg min sec format that I want to display as data collect in that format. As well, I want to perform statitics on that data to perform capabilty analysis. So In summary I need to input data into cells in the deg min sec format and perform math functions on that set of data that outputs in the cells in deg min sec format as well. I do not have the data collected in radians but can convert if that is the only solution. |
Special Format for Angular data in degrees
hi and thanks Spymann,
maybe u can share here the answer so i may learn also about angular conversions of time into space... regards <bg -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Spymann" wrote: Driller - Hi I got this from another discussion thread. It works quite well: JE McGimpsey" wrote: use what David actually wrote: left-bracket, h, right-bracket. The brackets tell the display engine not to roll over at 24 hours. In article , Spymann wrote: I tried your suggestion of changing the format to a single "h" and got the same output. I also tried "hhh" which also had no effect. I am trying to display angular data as : dddo mm' ss". Excel will not accept the " so I went to dddo mm' ss. None of these variations seem to work for this data. Any other ideas? Thanks, Spymann "driller" wrote: sorry i am not so familiar with the angular "clock" format conversions...for sure others may provide you good links to find what you exactly need... then, i'll also learn from your post. -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Spymann" wrote: Hi, Look at these data sets and you will see what problem I am having. Format: Format: Format: Number Time Custom 7 dec plcs hh:mm:ss hh° mm' ss 0.979166667 23:30:00 23° 30' 00 1.010589583 24:15:15 00° 15' 15 1.042012500 25:00:30 01° 00' 30 1.073441667 25:45:45 01° 45' 45 1.104864583 26:31:00 02° 31' 00 1.136287500 27:16:15 03° 16' 15 1.167710417 28:01:30 04° 01' 30 1.199133333 28:46:45 04° 46' 45 1.230556250 29:32:00 05° 32' 00 1.261979167 30:17:15 06° 17' 15 What I would like to display and print is data as: ddd° mm' ss" or at least as ddd° mm' ss". Any ideas? Thanks, Spymann "driller" wrote: can u give a collected sample of your text data format e.g. 20 deg,20 min,20 sec 20d20m20s 20o2020€ or whatever in order to disect your data can u give a sample of your formula with the math function. -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Spymann" wrote: I have 30 individual measurements in deg min sec format that I want to display as data collect in that format. As well, I want to perform statitics on that data to perform capabilty analysis. So In summary I need to input data into cells in the deg min sec format and perform math functions on that set of data that outputs in the cells in deg min sec format as well. I do not have the data collected in radians but can convert if that is the only solution. |
Special Format for Angular data in degrees
bg,
This works: Format the desired cell exactly as follows using the custom selection: [hhh]° mm' ss\" and the output looks like the following: 045° 31' 56" Good Luck - Spymann In article , Spymann wrote: Now do you have any ideas on how to get the seconds mark " to display? "driller" wrote: hi and thanks Spymann, maybe u can share here the answer so i may learn also about angular conversions of time into space... regards <bg -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Spymann" wrote: Driller - Hi I got this from another discussion thread. It works quite well: JE McGimpsey" wrote: use what David actually wrote: left-bracket, h, right-bracket. The brackets tell the display engine not to roll over at 24 hours. In article , Spymann wrote: I tried your suggestion of changing the format to a single "h" and got the same output. I also tried "hhh" which also had no effect. I am trying to display angular data as : dddo mm' ss". Excel will not accept the " so I went to dddo mm' ss. None of these variations seem to work for this data. Any other ideas? Thanks, Spymann "driller" wrote: sorry i am not so familiar with the angular "clock" format conversions...for sure others may provide you good links to find what you exactly need... then, i'll also learn from your post. -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Spymann" wrote: Hi, Look at these data sets and you will see what problem I am having. Format: Format: Format: Number Time Custom 7 dec plcs hh:mm:ss hh° mm' ss 0.979166667 23:30:00 23° 30' 00 1.010589583 24:15:15 00° 15' 15 1.042012500 25:00:30 01° 00' 30 1.073441667 25:45:45 01° 45' 45 1.104864583 26:31:00 02° 31' 00 1.136287500 27:16:15 03° 16' 15 1.167710417 28:01:30 04° 01' 30 1.199133333 28:46:45 04° 46' 45 1.230556250 29:32:00 05° 32' 00 1.261979167 30:17:15 06° 17' 15 What I would like to display and print is data as: ddd° mm' ss" or at least as ddd° mm' ss". Any ideas? Thanks, Spymann "driller" wrote: can u give a collected sample of your text data format e.g. 20 deg,20 min,20 sec 20d20m20s 20o2020€ or whatever in order to disect your data can u give a sample of your formula with the math function. -- ***** birds of the same feather flock together.. "Spymann" wrote: I have 30 individual measurements in deg min sec format that I want to display as data collect in that format. As well, I want to perform statitics on that data to perform capabilty analysis. So In summary I need to input data into cells in the deg min sec format and perform math functions on that set of data that outputs in the cells in deg min sec format as well. I do not have the data collected in radians but can convert if that is the only solution. |
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