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Degree, Minutes, Seconds
Does excel accept numbers in degree, minutes, seconds format for angles or
does it only accept degrees and radians? If it does, what is the correct way to do it and is there a conversion I can use to convert it to just regular degree format? Thanks. |
Degree, Minutes, Seconds
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Degree, Minutes, Seconds
All of Excel's trig functions work only with radians, not
degrees. If you have degrees, convert them to radians with the RADIANS function. When working with degrees, minutes, and seconds, treat them as times. "AlanT" wrote in message ... Does excel accept numbers in degree, minutes, seconds format for angles or does it only accept degrees and radians? If it does, what is the correct way to do it and is there a conversion I can use to convert it to just regular degree format? Thanks. |
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