PdcMaterialFile.ConvertQuantByUnit - Revision history

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Code example VB.NET

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	PDC.App.MasterData.MaterialFile.ConvertQuantByUnit(dblQuantity, strUnitFrom, strUnitTo, strUnitWeightFactor, strStandardSize, dblWeightFactor)		Dim QuantityConverted as Double = PDC.App.MasterData.MaterialFile.ConvertQuantByUnit(dblQuantity, strUnitFrom, strUnitTo, strUnitWeightFactor, strStandardSize, dblWeightFactor)
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	== Availability ==		== Availability ==
	Available since Juli 2020 (from version 5.6)		Available since Juli 2020 (from version 5.6)

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	The function returns 0 if the LM_STAFM or LM_GEW isn't correctly filled. <br />		The function returns 0 if the LM_STAFM or LM_GEW isn't correctly filled. <br />
	The ~~strUnitWeight~~ is the unit which corresponds to the weightfactor, most likely the unit of the material in question.		The UnitWeightFactor is the unit which corresponds to the weightfactor, most likely the unit of the material in question. <br />
	This function executes [[PdcMaterialFile.ConvertUnitToUnitFactor]] and multiplies it with the quantity.		This function executes [[PdcMaterialFile.ConvertUnitToUnitFactor]] and multiplies it with the quantity.

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Notes

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	The function returns 0 if the LM_STAFM or LM_GEW isn't correctly filled. <br />		The function returns 0 if the LM_STAFM or LM_GEW isn't correctly filled. <br />
	The strUnitWeight is the unit which corresponds to the weightfactor, most likely the unit of the material in question.		The strUnitWeight is the unit which corresponds to the weightfactor, most likely the unit of the material in question.
			This function executes [[PdcMaterialFile.ConvertUnitToUnitFactor]] and multiplies it with the quantity.

	== Code example VB.NET ==		== Code example VB.NET ==

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	== Declaration ==		== Declaration ==
	ConvertQuantByUnit()		ConvertQuantByUnit(Quantity as double, UnitFrom as string, UnitTo as string, UnitWeightFactor as string, StandardSize as string, WeightFactor as double) as double

	== Description ==		== Description ==

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== Declaration ==
ConvertQuantByUnit()

== Description ==
Converts a quantity from a unit to a unit by the LM_STAM and LM_GEW.

== Notes ==
The function returns 0 if the LM_STAFM or LM_GEW isn't correctly filled. <br />
The strUnitWeight is the unit which corresponds to the weightfactor, most likely the unit of the material in question.

== Code example VB.NET ==

<source lang="vb">
PDC.App.MasterData.MaterialFile.ConvertQuantByUnit(dblQuantity, strUnitFrom, strUnitTo, strUnitWeightFactor, strStandardSize, dblWeightFactor)
</source>

== Availability ==
Available since Juli 2020 (from version 5.6)