Formatting Cells to show Ft and Inch

bamaisgreat

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I was wondering if someone knew a formula or how to format cells to show foot and inch as a reference? Example: 549.75 (45'9 3/4")
 

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ok thanks. Is there possibly some vba code that will do this? I would like for the cell to be formatted like that.
 
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Excel 2010
AB
2549.7545' 9 3/4"
3549.7545' 9 3/4"
4
5b
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2=INT(A2/12)&"' "&TEXT(MOD(A1/12,1)*12,"# #/#")&CHAR(34)
B3=INT(A3/12)&"' "&TEXT(MOD(A2/12,1)*12,"# #/#")&""""
 
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