CONVERT Function in Excel: Convert Units
CONVERT changes units: km to miles, °C to °F, kg to pounds, hours to minutes. Unit codes are case-sensitive.
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CONVERT changes units: km to miles, °C to °F, kg to pounds, hours to minutes. Unit codes are case-sensitive.
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Read article →EVEN rounds away from zero to the next even integer — handy when items come in pairs.
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