Metric conversion on a whole workbook

cherries

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Hi, I am working on a spreadsheet for construction estimating and really need to know how to enable the user to either estimate in metric or imperial units. How can the user choose either one at the beginning and then have all worksheets deal in that system? Desperate for help!
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