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  • I just got a Autocad macro (vba project) working that will convert State Plane Coordinates to Latitude and Longitude. Click a point in the drawing and it converts the SPCS of that point to Lat/Long and then labels the values at the point you clicked. You can also Enter Lat/Long and a point is plotted and labeled.

    You must have the corpscon_v6.dll in C:\program files\Corpscon6 along with the folders containing geoid, nadcon, vertcon data files. These are installed with the free download from http://www.agc.army.mil/corpscon/

    I tested in Autocad 2004 and 2013. The form is setup for my local SPCS zones (1601 and 1602), but it can be modified for any zone(s). 

    email me if interested.

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  • Hello John

    i posted spreadsheet on Excel spreadsheet forumThe formulas used in calculations are adopted from Redfern Formula

    may it can help.

    thanks

    -zainul-

  • Hello John,

     

    To start go to the NGS Tool Kit here:

     

    http://www.ngs.noaa.gov/TOOLS/spc.shtml

     

    Paul

    • Hello John,

      If you want to do it long hand, try these...

      Paul

    • Survey Legend

      exactly...  we also have a reverse geocoder on the site under TOOLS in the navigation...

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