Conversion Rounding issue with CM to In to (Ft and Inches).

Dmichigan05

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I have an attachment for anyone whom can help me. I am looking to make the rounding method in the end of my function round these up instead of saying 1ft 12in. It will only happen right now when I use very specific centimeters meters or millimeters because the formula is recognizing the inches as a decimal of 11.8 and thus rounding to 12. Problem is the formula doesn't recognize when it's 12 inches that it needs to then say 2FT 0In. instead.
CMWeight KgsINCHESFEET & INWeight LBS
LengthWidthHeightLengthWidthHeightLengthWidthHeight
3000012000' 11.8"0' 0"0' 0"0
6000024001' 11.6"0' 0"0' 0"0
9100036002' 11.8"0' 0"0' 0"0
12100048003' 11.6"0' 0"0' 0"0
15200060004' 11.8"0' 0"0' 0"0
18200072005' 11.7"0' 0"0' 0"0
21300084006' 11.9"0' 0"0' 0"0

=INT(I4/12)&"' "&ROUND(MOD(I4,12),1)&"""" = the current formula in the feet and inches area.
 
Can you please answer my question in post#8?
 
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But what is the formula you are using to convert from Cm to In?
 
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Also @Fluff Can you please remove the little example now that you can see what I showed you so it's not up forever. I just wanted it to show you what I was working on since the extracting method isn't working to upload it. Thanks
 
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Please just answer my question.
 
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Does this formula give you the results you want (for all your values, not just the 60 cm one)...

=SUBSTITUTE(TEXT(A1/30.58,"0' 0/12\"""),"/12","")

Note: Change the A1 to the cell with your cm value in it.
 
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Does this formula give you the results you want (for all your values, not just the 60 cm one)...

=SUBSTITUTE(TEXT(A1/30.58,"0' 0/12\"""),"/12","")

Note: Change the A1 to the cell with your cm value in it.
Hello Rick,
Yes the formula I have works for all of them for centimeters except when the decimal place makes it round to example being 1ft 12in. like the 60cm one. If i change the centimeter up or down it isn't an issue because the decimal place moves. I will work on these solutions you have all given and see if that fixes it for me. Thank you.
 
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