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how do I show the fractions shown on a ruler?
I have a series of numbers that I want to convert to the values shown on an English ruler so that a carpenter can use them. I can get this to work with the fraction format if for example the value is 42.375" -- that converts nicely to 42 3/8" What doesn't work is if the value is 42.333" this converts to 42 1/3" I would like it to convert to 42 5/16" -- the closest value on the ruler. |
how do I show the fractions shown on a ruler?
On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 20:15:00 -0800, detroitcarpenterbob
wrote: I have a series of numbers that I want to convert to the values shown on an English ruler so that a carpenter can use them. I can get this to work with the fraction format if for example the value is 42.375" -- that converts nicely to 42 3/8" What doesn't work is if the value is 42.333" this converts to 42 1/3" I would like it to convert to 42 5/16" -- the closest value on the ruler. Round your value to the nearest 16th, then format as a fraction with "up to two digits" or # ??/?? =ROUND(A1*16,0)/16 --ron |
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