First, convert grammar and description
Grammar:
CONVERT (number, from_unit, to_unit)
Parameter description
Number required. The numeric value to be converted in from_units units.
From_unit required. The unit of numeric number.
To_unit required. The unit of the result.
Examples are as follows:
For example, the B12 cell has a value of 200
So, when we use the following formula:
=convert (D12, "Day", "yr") is to convert the number 200, D12 in day, to the corresponding number in yr. The following are: 0.54757015742642
One day represents days, yr years, and more simply, the above example, in fact, is to convert 200 days to years, equal to how many years meaning.
Another example
=convert (1.0, "LBM", "kg") converts 1 points to kilograms, with a result of 0.453592
A partial list of units corresponding to the CONVERT function
Simple to use, the key is to be familiar with the unit, let's look at some of the commonly used units corresponding to the letter bar.
① Category: Weight and quality
Grams "g"
Slugs "SG"
LB (avoirdupois) "LBM"
U (atomic mass unit) "U"
Ounce (Avoirdupois system) "OZM"
② class: Distance
M "M"
Legal Mile "Mi"
Sea "Nmi"
Inch "in"
FT "FT"
Code "yd"
Aye "Ang"
Macro "Pica"
③ Class: Date Time
Year "Yr"
Th "Day"
Hour "HR"
Minute "MN"
Sec
④ Type: Pressure
Pascal "Pa" (or "P")
Atmospheric pressure "ATM" (or "at")
MM Mercury column "MmHg"
⑤ class: Force
Newton "N"
Diane "Dyn" (or "dy")
Pound force "lbf"
⑥ class: Energy
Joule "J"
The Loya Jirga "E"
Thermodynamic card "C"
IT card "Cal"
E-volt "EV" (or "EV")
Horsepower-hour "HPh" (or "HH")
Watt-Hour "Wh" (or "Wh")
Foot-pound "FLB"
BTU "BTU" (or "BTU")