Here are some of the measurement conversions I have been using regularly to keep comparing apples with apples.
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| How long, short, heavy, light, high, low, fast, slow in inches, ounces, meters, centimeters, kilometer p/hour, miles p/hour, Beaufort? Here are some of the measurement conversions I have been using regularly to keep comparing apples with apples. |
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| Wind speed (or anything else that moves) | |||||||||||||
| In this Excel file from Martin Farrimond, you can enter a value in row 2, and see the equivalent in all other ways windspeed is indicated. All formulae are protected, so you cannot wipe anything out by mistake. (as if...) | |||||||||||||
| Weights | Grams to Ounces, Kilos to Pounds, vice versa, and the other way around.. Just enter a value in the yellow cells, and see the equivalent appear. All formulae are protected, so don't worry about overwriting a formula. | ||||||||||||
| Lenghts (or shorts) | |||||||||||||
| How Long is a Chinese. And That Long is his brother... ( know it's a lame joke, but I couldn't help myself...) Again, just enter a value in the yellow cells, and see the equivalent appear. All formulae are protected, so don't worry about overwriting a formula. | |||||||||||||