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Is it possible to input a series of GPS co-ordinates in Excel?
I have a series of 12 Lat/Long co-ordinates. I want to try and put these into
excel and then Generate Intermediate co-ordinate Points. Is this possible in excel2000? I've looked In the Format CellsNumber box but there is no option for co-ordinates i.e. degrees, minutes and seconds. |
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Is it possible to input a series of GPS co-ordinates in Excel?
See Chip Pearson's article about this:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/latlong.htm "Mike Ryan" wrote: I have a series of 12 Lat/Long co-ordinates. I want to try and put these into excel and then Generate Intermediate co-ordinate Points. Is this possible in excel2000? I've looked In the Format CellsNumber box but there is no option for co-ordinates i.e. degrees, minutes and seconds. |
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