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Applying a formula to multiple values within a single cell?
I routinely get price lists from vendors which include a range of dimensions specified in centimeters. Often they will include an entire range of dimensions in a single cell.
I need to convert these measurements into inches (rounded to 1/4 inches) when we publish the price lists - it's obviously no problem to do so when there is only a single value in a cell, but how can I do this with a formula when there are multiple values in the original cell? For example, if an original cell includes the values 90 60 30, how can I build a formula to convert to 35.25 23.5 11.75? |
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When the multiple values are in one cell, exactly how are they laid out? With spaces between? Slashes, hyphens, dots....? |
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With spaces, and then text-wrapped so that they appear to aligned in a column, but all within the same cell.
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