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convert decimal in imperial weight
Hi
I have a number, say 312.08 that I want to divide by say 24 and report as weight in pounds and ounces simple division reports 13.0333 -- thanks in anticipation Roy |
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From a Google search this post from Gary's Student:
With kilos in A1, In B1 & C1: =ROUND(convert(A1,"kg","lbm"),0) =ROUND(16*(convert(A1,"kg","lbm")-B1),0) so 17 kilos will show as 37 lbs 8 ozs -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200854 -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Roy Gudgeon" wrote in message ... Hi I have a number, say 312.08 that I want to divide by say 24 and report as weight in pounds and ounces simple division reports 13.0333 -- thanks in anticipation Roy |
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convert decimal in imperial weight
That should be 13.00333.
The worksheet function "Convert" could be used or with the result of your division in cell A1 then... =INT(A1)&" pounds and " &ROUND((A1-INT(A1))*16,2)&" ounces" -- Jim Cone Portland, Oregon USA "Roy Gudgeon" wrote in message ... Hi I have a number, say 312.08 that I want to divide by say 24 and report as weight in pounds and ounces simple division reports 13.0333 -- thanks in anticipation Roy |
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In A1:
=321.08/24 displays the lbs (fractional) In B1: =INT(A1) displays integer lbs In C1: =CONVERT(A1-B1,"lbm","ozm") displays the residual ozs. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200860 "Roy Gudgeon" wrote: Hi I have a number, say 312.08 that I want to divide by say 24 and report as weight in pounds and ounces simple division reports 13.0333 -- thanks in anticipation Roy |
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perfect Jim, thanks to you and the other respondees
-- thanks Roy "Jim Cone" wrote: That should be 13.00333. The worksheet function "Convert" could be used or with the result of your division in cell A1 then... =INT(A1)&" pounds and " &ROUND((A1-INT(A1))*16,2)&" ounces" -- Jim Cone Portland, Oregon USA "Roy Gudgeon" wrote in message ... Hi I have a number, say 312.08 that I want to divide by say 24 and report as weight in pounds and ounces simple division reports 13.0333 -- thanks in anticipation Roy |
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