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Combine functions into one cell
I have two macros =Feet and =LenText. Feet converts 12' 0" into 12.00
(decimal format), LenText converts decimal to feet & inches. Now heres what I would like, I will enter feet and inchs into cell A5. Cell C5 will use macro =feet from cell A5 then subtract that number from Cell G5 & finally use =LenText to convert it back to feet & inches(All of this will happen in Cell C5 if possible). Excell 2000 on Windows ME Anyhelp would be great. |
If by macros you mean user-defined functions, then presumably you would use
=LenText(G5-Feet(A5)) " wrote: I have two macros =Feet and =LenText. Feet converts 12' 0" into 12.00 (decimal format), LenText converts decimal to feet & inches. Now heres what I would like, I will enter feet and inchs into cell A5. Cell C5 will use macro =feet from cell A5 then subtract that number from Cell G5 & finally use =LenText to convert it back to feet & inches(All of this will happen in Cell C5 if possible). Excell 2000 on Windows ME Anyhelp would be great. |
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"Duke Carey" wrote: If by macros you mean user-defined functions, then presumably you would use =LenText(G5-Feet(A5)) " wrote: I have two macros =Feet and =LenText. Feet converts 12' 0" into 12.00 (decimal format), LenText converts decimal to feet & inches. Now heres what I would like, I will enter feet and inchs into cell A5. Cell C5 will use macro =feet from cell A5 then subtract that number from Cell G5 & finally use =LenText to convert it back to feet & inches(All of this will happen in Cell C5 if possible). Excell 2000 on Windows ME Anyhelp would be great. |
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