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Latitude and Longitude Great Circle Formula in Excel

Asked by donvfp in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Hello Experts!  I have a small service business with over 500 clients.  I have a small office and I want to move into a bigger office but I would like to move to a reasonably central location.  Does anyone know how to find an Excel spreadsheet method to do this after I input all of those latitude and longitude coordinates into a worksheet?  I could perhaps just plot on paper and estimate where the middle of this would be, but at least 20 percent of the clients use many more trips than the other 80 percent of the clients so I would want the spreadsheet to be able to weigh this in if possible.  If this "weighing in" is really a second question, I would be happy to submit it as such.Start Free Trial
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