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Displaying Global position data
EXCEL format to display lat/long in deg min secs not a s text but as written
or as fraction of degrees? eg. 25d30m30s = 27.51 degrees |
Displaying Global position data
If 25d30m30s is a text entry (rather than done by formatting), you can't
change the format to display d.000, but you could use this formula: =ROUND((SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"d",": "), "m",":"), "s","")) * 24, 2) Note, I don't know how you got 27 degrees - I'm assuming that's a typo. In article , raisun wrote: EXCEL format to display lat/long in deg min secs not a s text but as written or as fraction of degrees? eg. 25d30m30s = 27.51 degrees |
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