Use the following formula to get the decimal values of the longitude coordinates. =C13+D13/60+E13/3600 Example 2 –Converting Latitude and Longitude Decimal Values to Degree, Minute, Second in Excel We will convert the following decimal values toDMSformat to make an Excel latitude-longitude co...
Convert Latitude and Longitude to Decimals in Excel With your data in separate columns, there’s nothing to stop you from converting your coordinates to decimals. As noted in ourLatitude and Longitude in Excel: Calculate Distance, Convert Degrees, and Geocode Addressespost, the formula for doing...
Step 1. Convert degrees/minutes/seconds to decimal degrees * Please note you can skip this step if your coordinates are already in decimal degrees. Don’t know what decimal degrees are? You can read our article aboutDegrees/Minutes/Seconds (DMS) vs Decimal Degrees (DD) If you have latitude...
I would like to have the date populated in "MM/DD/YYYY" format in the last column of the imported data (the same date for each row of data imported). The file imported has no date data on it and can represent any day (which is why I am not using some form of TODAY f...