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3 kwi 2023 · Select the range of cells where you want to add units (E2:E10), and in the Ribbon go to the Home tab, and click the Format Cells icon. In the Format Cells window, choose Custom category, enter 0.0 “kg” (or any other unit you need) in the Type box, and click OK.
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21 lip 2023 · Excel’s convert function ("=CONVERT()") converts a measurement from one unit to another. To use this function, you will enter data and units into the formula: =Convert(number, “from_unit”, “to_unit”).
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5 kwi 2021 · Excel has a few built-in number formats such as $100.00 or ¥100,00. But what if you want to add another measurement unit to the number format, such as lbs, stone, kg, km/h, ft, acre or oz? If you type “169 lbs” in the cell, Excel will interpret it as text, and you won’t be able to do any calculations.
The Excel CONVERT function converts a number in one measurement system to another. For example, you can use CONVERT to convert feet into meters, pounds into kilograms, Fahrenheit to Celsius, gallons into liters, and for many other unit conversions.
27 mar 2006 · But here's a way to display stones and pounds using a single cell formula: Put number of Kilos in Cell A1 Use this Formula: =INT(A1*2.204623/14) &" st "&ROUND((A1*2.204623)-14*INT(A1*2.204623/14),1) &" lbs" Cheers Tim
Just select the cell or range of cells you want to contain the given symbol. Right click on the cell and select FORMAT CELLS. Select the NUMBER format on the left, enter decimal places, etc on the right. Now go all the way down the list of your format options on the left and select CUSTOM.
