Length Units Conversion
Background
Be it any Excel User or any general student, teacher or professional – Length or distance conversion is something everyone comes up in their life. In school days, we often used and memorized the conversion table or multipliers to remember how to conver units. However, during the surge of results and quick resolution we often require support. Thus, this tool for conversion of length or distance plays a vital role.
How to convert length or distance units using this tool ?
To use this length or distance units converter tool, follow the steps below;
- Enter the Length or Distance value in the input field,
- Select the unit you are converting from,
- Select the unit you want to convert to.
- Click the “Convert” button,
- Result will be displayed below in the output field.
How to convert length or distance units using Microsoft Excel ?
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Tutorial blog comes with a video as well to help you understand the full process quickly.
Basic List of Length or Distance Conversion Table
Below table is a basic conversion multiplier table for Lenght and Distance. Here the reference unit is Meters. Meaning that, if you have a unit and want to convert it into meter first, you can use the multiplier value easily.
For example, if I have to convert 1000 Millimeters into Meters, I will Multiply it with 0.001 and get the results, i.e. 1 meters.
| Unit | Conversion Factor (Into Meters) |
|---|---|
| Millimeters | 0.001 |
| Centimeters | 0.01 |
| Meters | 1 |
| Kilometers | 1000 |
| Inches | 0.0254 |
| Feet | 0.3048 |
| Yards | 0.9144 |
| Miles | 1609.34 |
| Nautical Miles | 1852 |
| Light Years | 9,460,730,472,580,800 |
Conclusion
Thus, this tool and blogpost has helped you to quickly convert length and distance units into the desired unit. Also, we have discussed about conversion table and tutorial on how to convert the length or distance in Microsoft Excel.
