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The Units Conversion interface helps convert different metrics, units, and measurement systems. This interface is equipped with a user-friendly layout and includes tabs for both MetricToImperial and ImperialToMetric conversions. It features a navigation panel for additional functionalities, a description box displaying the last update of the conversion table, and a detailed unit conversion table.

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Understanding Units Conversion

Units Conversion is a feature to convert units between metric and imperial systems. Its purpose is to provide a tool for conversions between measurement systems.


Properties Reference

The Properties References present a reference that describes and explains the properties for Units Conversion. The table lists all properties available for the configuration item. However, not all properties described in the documentation are displayed in the data grids by default. Right-click column headers to see which property columns are currently displaying. The displayed properties appear with a check mark.

The data grids allow users to manage and organize information by showing or hiding properties in tables within configuration interfaces. Users can view and select properties via column headers, enable multiple selections, add or remove columns, or reset grid settings. These features are available in all configuration interfaces using a table for data management. To turn on or off showing a property on the data grid, right-click column headers to select properties or use the reset button to return to default settings. Check out Working with DataGrids for detailed info.

Units Conversion properties

Property

Description

ID

Identifies each unit conversion entry uniquely.

VersionID

Tracks the version of the unit conversion entry.

BaseUnit

Represents the original unit of measurement before conversion.

NewUnit

Represents the unit of measurement after conversion.

Div

Indicates the division factor used in the conversion process.

Add

Indicates the addition factor used in the conversion process.

BaseName

Names the base unit.

NewName

Names the new unit after conversion.

DateCreated

Records the creation date and time of the unit conversion entry.

DateModified

Records the last modification date and time of the unit conversion entry.

MeasurementType

Specifies the type of measurement for the units involved, such as length or weight.


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