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Default Trigonometry & Math functiona in Excel

Hello Renegan,
You are correct, It was too late when I click 'Post" when I realized I made
a mistake in my explanation.
But It's all working fine now.

Thank you for your input.
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"renegan" wrote:


Bernard is right about parantheses but there is still an error on your
formula. by multiplying C37 with 0.08333333 you don't turn it into
inches, actually you don't turn it into anything. You should multiply
with 12 to turn it into inches which won't work either since you cannot
subtract inches from feet. I am not sure what you are trying to do by
doing that multiplication on C37 but if you want to get result in
inches, just multiply your result from your previous formula by 12.


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