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What is the best way to create a conversion table in Excel ?
I want to create a conversion table where at the prompt of a given measured
value, Excel will return the value in a (host of) new measurement(s). Example: If for gas, i want to convert 1 cubic meter into kcal, I would enter 1, choose cubic meter as my initial measurement, and then easily read off a table what this equals in kcal. |
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