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Hi Jamal,
You can use a custom number format to display an angle in the ##º##'##'' format. However, this requires dividing an angle expressed in decimal degrees by 24 (eg =30/24 for a 30º angle). The custom number format (which is technically a time format) is: [hh]ºmm'ss'' or, if you need even greater precision, you could use: [hh]ºmm'ss.00'' Accordingly, depending on what you're trying to do at a certain point, you can use a formula like the one above or like =A1/24, plus the custom number format. For example, for a chart you might use the actuall values for drawing the angles and the custom formatted ones for the angle labels.
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