W webermis Apr 21, 2005 #1 I am trying to convert a chart with millimeters (mm) to ft-in format. Any method will be appreciated. webermis
I am trying to convert a chart with millimeters (mm) to ft-in format. Any method will be appreciated. webermis
B Bob Phillips Apr 21, 2005 #2 =INT(convert(A22/100,"m","ft"))&"ft,"&ROUND(MOD(convert(A22/100,"m","in"),36 ),0)&"in" -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)
=INT(convert(A22/100,"m","ft"))&"ft,"&ROUND(MOD(convert(A22/100,"m","in"),36 ),0)&"in" -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)
W webermis Apr 21, 2005 #3 I appreciate your help. webermis Bob Phillips said: =INT(convert(A22/100,"m","ft"))&"ft,"&ROUND(MOD(convert(A22/100,"m","in"),36 ),0)&"in" -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) Click to expand...
I appreciate your help. webermis Bob Phillips said: =INT(convert(A22/100,"m","ft"))&"ft,"&ROUND(MOD(convert(A22/100,"m","in"),36 ),0)&"in" -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) Click to expand...
D Dana DeLouis Apr 21, 2005 #4 ... to convert...millimeters (mm) to ft-... Hi. I might be wrong, but with the following... =CONVERT(55/100,"m","ft") 1.804461942 Gives a different answer than.. =CONVERT(55,"mm","ft") 0.180446194 I thought it was /100 also, but I think it's /1000. :>0
... to convert...millimeters (mm) to ft-... Hi. I might be wrong, but with the following... =CONVERT(55/100,"m","ft") 1.804461942 Gives a different answer than.. =CONVERT(55,"mm","ft") 0.180446194 I thought it was /100 also, but I think it's /1000. :>0