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Unit Converter Pack

Thomas Baucom
The Unit Converter Pack converts values to and from a wide variety of different units of measure. It features the ability to convert length, volume, mass, pressure, time, and many other common values.
There are a few guiding principles in shaping your formulas to return meaningful results:
The formulas use the Abbreviation of the unit as a parameter for a formula. For example, pound will be “lb” and millimeter will be “mm.” The easiest way to invoke this is to create use the sync table as a lookup and reference the Abbreviation column. It is often also helpful to use a filter on the destination value to make sure you are converting between compatible measures. You access this by referencing the Measure column.
The Pack calculations will return a numeric value. This allows you to concatenate your result with the unit of your choice or use it to feed another formula.
You may find it helpful to use the Round() Coda formula to limit decimal places to make your results cleaner.
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Example 1: Use the Pack as a simple calculator:

Number to Convert:
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From:
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To:
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Convert
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Result:
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Example 2: Use the Convert button inside a table.
Number
from
to
Convert
Result
1
12
Gigawatt
Kilowatt
Convert
12000000 Kilowatts
2
10000
Hour
Minute
Convert
600000 Minutes
3
2612
Centimeter
Meter
Convert
26.12 Meters
4
36
Mile
Yard
Convert
36 Yards
5
110000
Watt-hour
Kilowatt-hour
Convert
110000 Kilowatt-hours
There are no rows in this table
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Example 3: It can also be helpful to know what units you are possible for conversion. You wouldn't want to try to convert yards to teaspoons for instance. The FindPossible() formula will return a list of those possibilities.
Unit:
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Possible Units:
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Example 4: Finally, the Units Available Sync Table loads a full list of all units available as well as some information about each unit to help you set up calculations. You can also use the ListUnits() Formula to find all units without using the sync table.
Units Available
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