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ZC-043 Excel template to convert Geographic coordinates to UTM

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  • ZC-043 Excel template to convert Geographic coordinates to UTM

    With this Excel template you can convert geographic format coordinates with degrees, minutes and seconds to UTM Coordinates.

    Example:  lat= 19° 24' 18”, Length= -8° -5' -59” to →   X=489513.59, Y=2,145,667.38 

  • ZC-053 Excel template to convert geographic coordinates from Google Earth (X,Y,Z) to UTM, and send it to AutoCAD.

    With this Template you can view Google Earth coordinates in Excel – and convert them to UTM.

    Example:  -8.971, 15.463   to →  352,175.12, 1,458,298.01

  • ZC-050 Excel Template to convert decimal degrees to degrees/minutes/seconds

    With this Excel template you can convert decimal format coordinates to the degree-minute-second format.

    Example:  -8.971   to →   8° 58′ 15.6” W 

  • ZC-045 Template to draw a polygon with headings and distances from Excel to AutoCAD or Microstation

    With this Excel template you can convert coordinates from degree-minute-second format to decimals.

    Example: Station 1-2, Distance 13.25, Heading  8° 58′ 15.6” W     to →  Autocad or Microstation

  • ZC-049 Excel template to generate kml from UTM coordinates

    With this Excel Template you can generate a kml file from UTM coordinates.

    Example: 579706.89, 1341693.45 Zone 16 N

  • ZC-042 Excel template to transform UTM coordinates to geographic coordinates

    With this Excel template you can convert UTM coordinates to geographic coordinates.

    Example: X=489513.59, Y=2,145,667.38  to →  lat= 19° 24' 18”, Length= -8° -5' -59”

  • ZC-153 Convert UTM coordinates to geographic coordinates and display them on a map within Excel

    With this template you can display the UTM coordinates on a map within Excel, relying on Map.XL

    Example: Vertex 1  X=709.009,45 Y=5.871.486,00 Zone:18 Hemisphere: S Detail: Summit  → to Lon:-72,64246011 The t: -37,2797674  deployed within a Map in Excel

     

  • ZC-044 Excel template to create bearing chart from UTM coordinates

    With this template you can construct a box of bearings from a list of UTM coordinates in an Excel table.

    Example:  352458.89, 1154221.20 Zone 16 N     to →    Station 1 am - 2 pm Distance 25.45 Course 8° 58′ 15.6” W  

  • ZC-099 vba password of a VBA application

    Know the acronym to break the password of a microstation VBA.

  • ZC-051 Excel template to create dxf from xyx list

    With this template you can create a dxf file from a list of points in Excel

    Example: 8° 58′ 15.6” W     to →  -8.971

  • ZC-052 Template to draw in Microstation from Excel from a list of xyz coordinates or bearings and distances

    With this Template you can Draw a polygonal in Microstation from Excel.

    Examples: Station 1-2, Distance 14.85, Course 8° 58′ 15.6” W   to →  Microstation

    Vertex 1  X=418,034.12 Y=1590,646.87514.25  to →  Microstation

  • ZC-055 Template to concatenate points, polygon and vertex texts from Excel to Autocad

    With this Template you can concatenate the code for a script that draws the points, polygon and vertex names of an Excel table in AutoCAD.

    Example:   1 374,037.80 1,580,682.4    to →  AutoCAD

  • ZC-056 Leaf reticula 1:50.000 Northern Europe, North America and South America

    Download the 1:50,000 leaf grid of Northern Europe, North America and South America. In kmz format to be displayed in Google Earth.

  • ZC-054 Excel template to generate a kml file from UTM coordinates

    With this Excel Template you can generate a kml file from UTM coordinates.

    Example: 579706.89, 1341693.45 Zone 16 N

  • ZC-047 Excel template to generate kml from geographic coordinates, includes image and rich text

    With this template, you can generate a kml file from Excel using coordinates in geographical latitude – longitude (lat/lon) format.

    Example:  -8.971 , 11.658

  • ZC-046 Excel template to convert degrees/minutes/seconds to decimal degrees

    With this Excel template you can convert coordinates from degree-minute-second format to decimals.

    Example: 8° 58′ 15.6” W     to →  -8.971