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I really liked the tutorial its the best unit converter I have seen so far, however I need one able to convert 6'1" into International System inappropriately called "metric" how do you build one like that? should I just make a table of conversions? because if I place 40 cm = 1'4" it will give me 1. some decimals, I dont want it in decimals, I want it to express inches
Hi @dunia_bayi_luci, this Unit converter is using a built-in Excel function that is working with a limited list of metric and US measurements. If you want to build your own custom converter, you can use the method used in my other Excel project for Exchange rate calculator: th-cam.com/video/DGRTa2bIqR4/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=EZExcel. First, you should create table with the custom conversions similar to the table with exchange rates (for example: in column A: portion, column B: 8 (meaning 1 pack = 8 portions), column C: 1/8 (meaning 1 portion = 1/8 packs). Hope this helps.
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Thank you! amazing tutorial
Well thought out and presented video, thanks!
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I really liked the tutorial its the best unit converter I have seen so far, however I need one able to convert 6'1" into International System inappropriately called "metric" how do you build one like that? should I just make a table of conversions? because if I place 40 cm = 1'4" it will give me 1. some decimals, I dont want it in decimals, I want it to express inches
Thank you
this what i need ,but can how if i want to make custom unit like pack that consists of 8 portion ?
Hi @dunia_bayi_luci, this Unit converter is using a built-in Excel function that is working with a limited list of metric and US measurements. If you want to build your own custom converter, you can use the method used in my other Excel project for Exchange rate calculator: th-cam.com/video/DGRTa2bIqR4/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=EZExcel. First, you should create table with the custom conversions similar to the table with exchange rates (for example: in column A: portion, column B: 8 (meaning 1 pack = 8 portions), column C: 1/8 (meaning 1 portion = 1/8 packs). Hope this helps.
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