Creating my own BMR (basal metabolic rate) Calculator

ramghai

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I want to create my own basal metabolic rate (BMR) calculator in Excel 2010 using the Harris Benedict Formula

I want it to be in imperial and metric, male and female

I want the BMR to be calculated in C9
The age is in C3 - I have used data validation in that cell
The gender is in C4 - I have used a drop down list for Male or Female
The weight is in C5 - The user can input data in kg or st,lb, using the drop down menu
The heigh is in C6 - Users can input data in m or ft,in using the drop down menu

In cell C8, I have the
I want the BMR to be calculated in C9

Any help would be much appreciated! :)
 

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I don't understand what you're asking. You can enter weights in lbm, ozm, g, or kg, and height in ft, in, m, or cm.
 
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I don't understand what you're asking. You can enter weights in lbm, ozm, g, or kg, and height in ft, in, m, or cm.

Do you want a download link to the speadsheet so you get a better understanding of what i need? :confused:
 
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No, I think I understand it. Does the example not do as you describe, other than not supporting weight in stones?
 
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Works fine for me with pounds, except the abbreviation is lbm, not lb.
 
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sad to say but its not working for me :(

just to make it clear, D5 is the drop down menu for "kg" and "st".
When "st" is selected from the drop down list, then a box to input data for "lb" appears.

I have the same process for the height.
 
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sad to say but its not working for me :(

just to make it clear, D5 is the drop down menu for "kg" and "st".
When "st" is selected from the drop down list, then a box to input data for "lb" appears.

I have the same process for the height.
You seem to have ignored my offering.
 
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