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I have a spreadsheet with two columns for two-decimal coordinates (X and Y) denoting the absolute location of points (=absolute coordinates). I need a to transform the coordinates to only indicate which of four 50cm2 units within each square metre the point is found within (=unit coordinates). The 50 cm units are named according to orientation within the square metre (NW, SW, NE, SE).
The decimals of each X and Y should be used to calculate the corresponding unit and the metre coordinate should be extracted, resulting in unit coordinates in a separate column (i.e. 114,33x 115,45y = 114x115y SW). There are four variants: ,0-,49x/,0-,49y = SW ,50-99x/,0-,49y = SE ,0-,49x/,50-,99y = NW ,50-,99x/,50-,99y = NE Y is increasing from S to N, and X is increasing from W to E. Is there a calculation that allows me to do this? All help much appreciated! |
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