
Convert Fraction to Decimal in Excel
In Excel, working with decimals is often easier than fractions. That’s why you might want to convert fractions to decimals—it just makes things simpler. I
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In Excel, working with decimals is often easier than fractions. That’s why you might want to convert fractions to decimals—it just makes things simpler. I

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