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Metric conversion formula / function
Hi all,
I'm modifying a worksheet for our Quality Control dept. where I have to take metric dimensions (millimeters) off a print and convert them into English / Imperial (inches) for the guys to check parts from. Anybody know if there is a way to enter a metric dimension and have it automatically convert to English / Imperial rather than doing the conversion on a calculator and entering the converted number in manually? TIA, Paula |
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Metric conversion formula / function
Look at convert function:
=CONVERT(A1,"mm","in") "Paula ;)" wrote: Hi all, I'm modifying a worksheet for our Quality Control dept. where I have to take metric dimensions (millimeters) off a print and convert them into English / Imperial (inches) for the guys to check parts from. Anybody know if there is a way to enter a metric dimension and have it automatically convert to English / Imperial rather than doing the conversion on a calculator and entering the converted number in manually? TIA, Paula |
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Metric conversion formula / function
One way: Just enter into Excel the same formula you enter in the calculator.
-- Regards, Fred "Paula ;)" wrote in message oups.com... Hi all, I'm modifying a worksheet for our Quality Control dept. where I have to take metric dimensions (millimeters) off a print and convert them into English / Imperial (inches) for the guys to check parts from. Anybody know if there is a way to enter a metric dimension and have it automatically convert to English / Imperial rather than doing the conversion on a calculator and entering the converted number in manually? TIA, Paula |
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Fred wrote on Wed, 5 Sep 2007 20:46:12 -0600:
FS One way: Just enter into Excel the same formula you enter in FS the calculator. FS -- FS Regards, FS Fred FS "Paula ;)" wrote in message FS oups.com... ?? Hi all, ?? ?? I'm modifying a worksheet for our Quality Control dept. ?? where I have to take metric dimensions (millimeters) off a ?? print and convert them into English / Imperial (inches) ?? for the guys to check parts from. ?? ?? Anybody know if there is a way to enter a metric dimension ?? and have it automatically convert to English / Imperial ?? rather than doing the conversion on a calculator and ?? entering the converted number in manually? Not automatically replace with a function but you could have a new column with the results...mm in A1, inches in B1 =CONVERT(A1,"mm","in") James Silverton Potomac, Maryland E-mail, with obvious alterations: not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not |
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