To Calculate Lat & Long in Excel
Formula for Degree Decimals to Deg Min Sec
Example: 1.2267 in C2
Get it in 1 cell, enter formula, =TEXT(C2/24,"[h]° mm' ss'' ")
Get it in 3 diff cells, enter as follows
for Degrees, =INT(C2)
for Minutes, =MINUTE(C2/24)
for Seconds, =SECOND(C2/24)
Formula for Deg Min Sec to Degree Decimals
If in 3 Different Cells,
Example: 1° in C1, 13' in D1, 36" in E1
Enter Formula, =C1 + D1/60 + E1/60/60
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Roman Numerals
Roman numerals are written using the seven
letters of the alphabet (shown in Table)
There are certain rules when using Roman
numerals:
Letters are arranged from the largest to
smallest.
Numbers are added to arrive at the value.
- For example XVI is X (10) +V (5) + I (1) = 16.
When a smaller number precede a larger
number, the smaller is subtracted from the larger.
- For example: IX is 1 (I) subtracted from 10 (X) = 9.
Roman Numeral
|
Number
|
I
|
1
|
V
|
5
|
X
|
10
|
L
|
50
|
C
|
100
|
D
|
500
|
M
|
1000
|
Blank Cells
Fill Blank Cells of Title Cell
To fill blank cells
Steps as follows:
To fill blank cells
Steps as follows:
- Find blank cells using Go To Special [Find & Select, Editing, Home Tab]
- When blank cells selected Press Ctrl Key
- Enter =above cell [e.g. =A1] in formula bar
- Press Ctrl + Enter
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