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Latitude/Longitude conversions in Excel - Please Help
I regularly use Latitude and Longitude in all three formats, and though
I have looked through the topics here, I cannot find one that deals with a formula to convert from one form to the other two. For instance, I have the DD MM.DEC format, and I would like to convert it to both DD MM SS and DD.DEC formats. Is there anyone that has dealt with this before? Thank you, Kit Nickel |
Latitude/Longitude conversions in Excel - Please Help
See if Chip's page helps http://www.cpearson.com/excel/latlong.htm
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) wrote in message ps.com... I regularly use Latitude and Longitude in all three formats, and though I have looked through the topics here, I cannot find one that deals with a formula to convert from one form to the other two. For instance, I have the DD MM.DEC format, and I would like to convert it to both DD MM SS and DD.DEC formats. Is there anyone that has dealt with this before? Thank you, Kit Nickel |
Latitude/Longitude conversions in Excel - Please Help
Knickel,
Would using time formats be any use to you? HH:MM:SS is equivalent to DD:MM:SS Henry wrote in message ps.com... I regularly use Latitude and Longitude in all three formats, and though I have looked through the topics here, I cannot find one that deals with a formula to convert from one form to the other two. For instance, I have the DD MM.DEC format, and I would like to convert it to both DD MM SS and DD.DEC formats. Is there anyone that has dealt with this before? Thank you, Kit Nickel |
Latitude/Longitude conversions in Excel - Please Help
Thanks very much for the comments thus far. I have tried Chip's page,
but it converts from decimal to degrees minutes seconds (D M S) without the middle step. I need to start with the middle step (degrees minutes.decimal), and go to decimal and degrees minutes seconds. For instance, starting from 39 56.811 / 83 2.919 to: Decimal: 39.94685 / 83.04865 D M S: 39 56 48.66 / 83 2 55.14 I have a mapping program for my county of residence that will provide the format above, and I need to convert these coordinates into the formats used by other folks that I work with. Again, thank you for your assistance. It is greatly appreciated. Kit Nickel |
Latitude/Longitude conversions in Excel - Please Help
knickel,
Put the whole degrees in A1 and the minutes portion in B1. In C1 put the formula =A1+B1/60 In D1 put the formula A1&" "&INT(B1)&" "& MOD(B1,1)*60 For 39 in A1 and 56.811 in B1, this will give you In C1 39.94685 and in D1 39 56 48.66 There may be a way of putting 39 56.811 in one cell, getting excel to look for the space and extracting the degrees and minutes portions. I don't know how to do that in a formula but I can do it in a macro, if that's any use to you. If it's possible to do it in a formula, someone else here will know how. Henry wrote in message oups.com... Thanks very much for the comments thus far. I have tried Chip's page, but it converts from decimal to degrees minutes seconds (D M S) without the middle step. I need to start with the middle step (degrees minutes.decimal), and go to decimal and degrees minutes seconds. For instance, starting from 39 56.811 / 83 2.919 to: Decimal: 39.94685 / 83.04865 D M S: 39 56 48.66 / 83 2 55.14 I have a mapping program for my county of residence that will provide the format above, and I need to convert these coordinates into the formats used by other folks that I work with. Again, thank you for your assistance. It is greatly appreciated. Kit Nickel |
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