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Based on area.

B15 = width
C15 =length
D15 =Total sq meters
E15 = tile size (currently sq cms)
F15 = tiles required

this is the formula I am using =D15/(E15/10000)

What I want to do is in E15 just put in the tile size (say a 30cm tile)
rather than sq cms and have the formula convert this to sq cms, so somehow
need to sq the number in E15. At least that is how my brain is telling me.

thanks


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yes you need to square your tile size in cm and then divide by 10000(ie
100X100)
so your formula would be
=a3/(power(a4,2)/10000),where a3 is the sq metres of you r room and a4 s
your tile size in cm
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Based on area.

B15 = width
C15 =length
D15 =Total sq meters
E15 = tile size (currently sq cms)
F15 = tiles required

this is the formula I am using =D15/(E15/10000)

What I want to do is in E15 just put in the tile size (say a 30cm tile)
rather than sq cms and have the formula convert this to sq cms, so somehow
need to sq the number in E15. At least that is how my brain is telling me.

thanks



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Try this:

=D15/(E15^2/10000)

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Based on area.

B15 = width
C15 =length
D15 =Total sq meters
E15 = tile size (currently sq cms)
F15 = tiles required

this is the formula I am using =D15/(E15/10000)

What I want to do is in E15 just put in the tile size (say a 30cm tile)
rather than sq cms and have the formula convert this to sq cms, so somehow
need to sq the number in E15. At least that is how my brain is telling

me.

thanks



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That worked perfectly...thanks

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yes you need to square your tile size in cm and then divide by 10000(ie
100X100)
so your formula would be
=a3/(power(a4,2)/10000),where a3 is the sq metres of you r room and a4 s
your tile size in cm
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Based on area.

B15 = width
C15 =length
D15 =Total sq meters
E15 = tile size (currently sq cms)
F15 = tiles required

this is the formula I am using =D15/(E15/10000)

What I want to do is in E15 just put in the tile size (say a 30cm tile)
rather than sq cms and have the formula convert this to sq cms, so
somehow
need to sq the number in E15. At least that is how my brain is telling
me.

thanks





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S S Wrote:
Based on area.

B15 = width
C15 =length
D15 =Total sq meters
E15 = tile size (currently sq cms)
F15 = tiles required

this is the formula I am using =D15/(E15/10000)

What I want to do is in E15 just put in the tile size (say a 30cm
tile)
rather than sq cms and have the formula convert this to sq cms, so
somehow
need to sq the number in E15. At least that is how my brain is telling
me.

thanks

Hi S S,

Always a problem working out how many tiles you need to do a job,
depends on shape being tiled, pattern or plain tile, size of tile

As tiles don't always come in squares, how about this?
B15 enter width ie. 20
C15 enter length ie. 30
D15 enter sq. metres ie. 10
E15 enter, =B15*C15
F15 enter, =ROUNDUP(D15/E15*10000,0.5)
This should take account of waste and cutting in

oldchippy :)


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S S Wrote:
Based on area.

B15 = width
C15 =length
D15 =Total sq meters
E15 = tile size (currently sq cms)
F15 = tiles required

this is the formula I am using =D15/(E15/10000)

What I want to do is in E15 just put in the tile size (say a 30cm
tile)
rather than sq cms and have the formula convert this to sq cms, so
somehow
need to sq the number in E15. At least that is how my brain is telling
me.

thanks

Hi S S,

Always a problem working out how many tiles you need to do a job,
depends on shape being tiled, pattern or plain tile, size of tile

As tiles don't always come in squares, how about this?
B15 enter width ie. 20
C15 enter length ie. 30
D15 enter sq. metres ie. 10
E15 enter, =B15*C15
F15 enter, =ROUNDUP(D15/E15*10000,0.5)
This should take account of waste and cutting in

Old chippy I appreciate your help but its actually for tiling work in Turkey
(part of a forum of Turkish owners) and in Turkey they have square tiles or
square tiles. And I need to keep this as simple as possible for other
members to be able to use it, I will get questions like `how do I measure a
tile` I know it sounds stupid but.............


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