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How do I format cells to accept stones and pounds?
I am trying to set up a chart showing weight comparisons in stones and pounds.
How do I format cells to accept values e.g. 14st 6lb etc? (I don't just want to put in the total pounds value of e.g. 202 instead of 14st 6lb) |
How do I format cells to accept stones and pounds?
In A1 enter:
202 In B1 enter: =A1*0.0714285781774163 In C1 enter: =INT(B1) In D1 enter: =INT((B1-INT(B1))/0.0714285781774163) In E1 enter: =C1 & " st " & D1 & " lb" and you will see: 202 14.42857279 14 6 14 st 6 lb You can hide the intermediate columns if you like. -- Gary''s Student "Excelnewbie" wrote: I am trying to set up a chart showing weight comparisons in stones and pounds. How do I format cells to accept values e.g. 14st 6lb etc? (I don't just want to put in the total pounds value of e.g. 202 instead of 14st 6lb) |
How do I format cells to accept stones and pounds?
Alternatively format the cells with custom format # ??/14
Now you can enter, for example, 12 5/14 for 12 stone 5 lbs (I remember that was my weight when I was 21!) The advantage being you can do arithmetic on these values. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Excelnewbie" wrote in message ... I am trying to set up a chart showing weight comparisons in stones and pounds. How do I format cells to accept values e.g. 14st 6lb etc? (I don't just want to put in the total pounds value of e.g. 202 instead of 14st 6lb) |
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