*How To Convert From Miles to Kilometers and Kilometers to Miles in Excel*
Converting between different units of measurement, such as miles and kilometers or vice versa can be of great importance for large calculation. If we do it manually, we can do that, we might end up long formula and inaccurate result because we generally roundup numbers and keep only two decimals. Excel provides a convenient solution for this through its CONVERT function. In this guide, we'll explore how to harness the power of the CONVERT function to easily convert measurements between miles and kilometers in your Excel spreadsheets.
*Understanding the CONVERT Function:*
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*Converting Miles to Kilometers:*
To convert Miles to Kilometers using the CONVERT function, follow these steps:
*Step 1:* Set Up Your Excel Sheet
Open Excel and create a new spreadsheet or navigate to the existing one where you want to perform the conversions.
*Step 2:* Enter Your Measurement Data
Label a column as "Miles" and input the values you wish to convert from Miles to Kilometers.
*Step 3:* Utilize the CONVERT Function
In an adjacent column, label it as "kilometers." In the first cell of the "kilometers" column (let's say it's B2), input the following formula:
=CONVERT(A2, "mi", "km")
This formula takes the value in cell A2 (which contains the measurement in miles) and converts it to kilometers.
*Step 4:* Autofill the Formula
Use Excel's autofill feature to apply the formula to the entire column of mile measurements. Click and drag the small square in the bottom-right corner of cell B2 down to autofill the formula for all other cells in the "kilometers" column.
*Converting Kilometers to Miles:*
Converting Kilometers to Miles follows a similar process:
*Step 1:* Set Up Your Excel Sheet
Label a column as "kilometers" and input the values you wish to convert from Kilometers to Miles.
*Step 2:* Utilize the CONVERT Function
In an adjacent column, label it as "Miles." In the first cell of the "Miles" column (let's say it's B2), input the following formula:
=CONVERT(A2, "km", "mi")
This formula takes the value in cell A2 (which contains the measurement in kilometers) and converts it to miles.
*Step 3:* Autofill the Formula
Similar to the previous step, use Excel's autofill feature to apply the formula to the entire column of kilometer measurements.
By leveraging the CONVERT function in Excel, you can effortlessly convert measurements between miles and kilometers, streamlining your workflow and minimizing the risk of errors. Whether you're working on scientific data, construction projects, or any other task involving measurements, mastering this function empowers you to handle unit conversions efficiently within your spreadsheets. With these simple steps, you can unlock the full potential of Excel for your measurement conversion needs.
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