In this Excel Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit Tutorial, you learn how to create an Excel convert Celsius to Fahrenheit formula.
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Excel Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit Formula Template/Structure
'Source: https://powerspreadsheets.com/
'More information: https://powerspreadsheets.com/excel-convert-celsius-fahrenheit/
=CONVERT(CelsiusDegrees,"C","F")
Step-by-Step Process to Create an Excel Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit Formula
(1) Call the CONVERT function.
'Source: https://powerspreadsheets.com/
'More information: https://powerspreadsheets.com/excel-convert-celsius-fahrenheit/
=CONVERT(...)
(2) Set the first argument of the CONVERT function (number) to the Celsius degrees you convert to Fahrenheit.
'Source: https://powerspreadsheets.com/
'More information: https://powerspreadsheets.com/excel-convert-celsius-fahrenheit/
=CONVERT(CelsiusDegrees,...)
(3) Set the second and third arguments of the CONVERT function (from_unit and to_unit) to the following strings:
- from_unit: “C”.
- to_unit: “F”.
'Source: https://powerspreadsheets.com/
'More information: https://powerspreadsheets.com/excel-convert-celsius-fahrenheit/
=CONVERT(CelsiusDegrees,"C","F")
How (and Why) the Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit Formula Works
You can convert Celsius to Fahrenheit by:
- Multiplying the Celsius degrees by 9/5; and
- Adding 32 to the product.
You can (therefore) convert Celsius to Fahrenheit (in Excel) by using the following convert Celsius to Fahrenheit formula template/structure.
'Source: https://powerspreadsheets.com/
'More information: https://powerspreadsheets.com/excel-convert-celsius-fahrenheit/
=(CelsiusDegrees*(9/5))+32
Excel (however) has a built-in function to handle conversions from one measurement system to another: CONVERT.
You can (therefore) convert Celsius to Fahrenheit by:
- Calling the CONVERT function; and
- Specifying the 3 arguments of the CONVERT function:
- number: The Celsius degrees you convert to Fahrenheit.
- from_unit: “C”.
- to_unit: “F”.
Excel Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit Example Formula
This Excel Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit Tutorial is accompanied by an Excel workbook with the data and formulas I use. Get this example workbook (for free) by clicking the button below.
Excel Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit Example Worksheet
The example worksheet has 1 table/section with the following characteristics:
- Column A: Cells A6 to A16 store multiples of 10 from 10 to 100.
- Column B: Cells B6 to B16:
- Store the convert Celsius to Fahrenheit example formulas; and
- Display the results.
- Column C: Cells C6 to C16 display the convert Celsius to Fahrenheit example formulas I enter in column B.
Excel Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit Example Formula
The convert Celsius to Fahrenheit example formula stored in cell B7 is as follows:
'Source: https://powerspreadsheets.com/
'More information: https://powerspreadsheets.com/excel-convert-celsius-fahrenheit/
=CONVERT(A7,"C","F")
The Celsius degrees I convert to Fahrenheit (stored in cell A7) is 10.
Download the Excel Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit Example Workbook
This Excel Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit Tutorial is accompanied by an Excel workbook with the data and formulas I use. Get this example workbook (for free) by clicking the button below.
Related Excel Training Materials and Resources
This Excel Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit Tutorial is part of a more comprehensive series of Excel Measurement System Conversion Tutorials.
- Excel Convert Cm to Inches: Click here to open.
- Excel Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit: Click here to open.
You can find more Excel and VBA Tutorials in the organized Tutorials Archive: Click here to visit the Archives. The following are some of my most popular Excel Tutorials and Training Resources:
- Excel Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet: Click here to open.
- Excel Power Query (Get & Transform) Tutorial for Beginners: Click here to open.
- Excel Macro Tutorial for Beginners: Click here to open.
If you want to learn more about Excel essentials, Excel formulas, and similar Excel topics, you may be interested in taking one (or more) Excel Courses: Click here to learn more about these Excel Courses (affiliate link).
If you want to learn how to automate Excel (and save time) by working with macros and VBA, you may be interested in the following Premium Excel Macro and VBA Training Materials:
- Premium Courses at the Power Spreadsheets Academy: Click here to open.
- Books at the Power Spreadsheets Library: Click here to open.
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