How to Use the CONVERT Function in Excel - Tutorial

Publié le: 31 décembre 2018
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Excel tutorial on how to use the CONVERT function in Excel. The CONVERT function converts values from one measurement unit to another. There are several options available, some common ones are for weight and mass, distance, speed, time and temperature, but there are many others.

In the examples in this tutorial, we’ll go over how to write and use the CONVERT formula, some specifics to keep in mind when writing the formula and how to add certain prefixes to the measurements to help you calculate by a smaller or larger multiple.

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