CONVERT accepts the following text values for Temperature : CONVERT « Engineering functions « Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial






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  2. Engineering functions
  3. CONVERT
TemperatureFrom_unit or to_unit
Degree Celsius"C" (or "cel")
Degree Fahrenheit"F" (or "fah")
Kelvin"K" (or "kel")


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16.9.CONVERT
16.9.1.CONVERT(Value_in_from_units, From_unit, Units_for_the_result) converts a number from one measurement system to anotherCONVERT(Value_in_from_units, From_unit, Units_for_the_result) converts a number from one measurement system to another
16.9.2.=CONVERT(1.0, "lbm", "kg") converts 1 pound mass to kilograms=CONVERT(1.0,
16.9.3.=CONVERT(68, "F", "C") converts 68 degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius=CONVERT(68,
16.9.4.=CONVERT(2.5, "ft", "sec") returns an error(#N/A), since data types are not the same type=CONVERT(2.5,
16.9.5.=CONVERT(CONVERT(100,"ft","m"),"ft","m") converts 100 square feet into square meters
16.9.6.CONVERT accepts the following text values for Weight and mass
16.9.7.CONVERT accepts the following text values for Distance
16.9.8.CONVERT accepts the following text values for Time
16.9.9.CONVERT accepts the following text values for Pressure
16.9.10.CONVERT accepts the following text values for Force
16.9.11.CONVERT accepts the following text values for Energy
16.9.12.CONVERT accepts the following text values for Power
16.9.13.CONVERT accepts the following text values for Magnetism
16.9.14.CONVERT accepts the following text values for Temperature
16.9.15.CONVERT accepts the following text values for Liquid