PdcMaterialFile.ConvertUnitToUnitFactor - Revision history

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	Dim strUnitTo as string = "1"		Dim strUnitTo as string = "1"
	Dim strUnitWeightFactor as string = "m2"		Dim strUnitWeightFactor as string = "m2"
	Dim strStandardSize as string = "1.~~500 x 3~~.000"		Dim strStandardSize as string = "1.500x3.000"
	dim dblWeightFactor as double = 7.8		dim dblWeightFactor as double = 7.8

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	<source lang="vb">		<source lang="vb">
			Dim strUnitFrom as string = "kg"
			Dim strUnitTo as string = "1"
			Dim strUnitWeightFactor as string = "m2"
			Dim strStandardSize as string = "1.500 x 3.000"
			dim dblWeightFactor as double = 7.8

	Dim factor as Double = PDC.App.MasterData.MaterialFile.ConvertUnitToUnitFactor(strUnitFrom, strUnitTo, strUnitWeightFactor, strStandardSize, dblWeightFactor)		Dim factor as Double = PDC.App.MasterData.MaterialFile.ConvertUnitToUnitFactor(strUnitFrom, strUnitTo, strUnitWeightFactor, strStandardSize, dblWeightFactor)
	</source>		</source>

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Description

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	Returns the factor from wich a unit to a unit conversion can be executed. This function uses the LM_STAM and LM_GEW of a material for the ~~calculation~~.		Returns the factor from wich a unit to a unit conversion can be executed. This function uses the LM_STAM and LM_GEW of a material (LM_MAT) for the conversion between units.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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Code example VB.NET

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	<source lang="vb">		<source lang="vb">
	PDC.App.MasterData.MaterialFile.ConvertUnitToUnitFactor(strUnitFrom, strUnitTo, strUnitWeightFactor, strStandardSize, dblWeightFactor)		Dim factor as Double = PDC.App.MasterData.MaterialFile.ConvertUnitToUnitFactor(strUnitFrom, strUnitTo, strUnitWeightFactor, strStandardSize, dblWeightFactor)
	</source>		</source>

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

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Notes

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	'''Units:''' <br />		'''Units:''' <br />
	m / ft~~, <br />mm / in~~, <br />m2 / ft2, <br /> m3 / ft3, <br />kg / lb, <br />Ltr / Gal, <br />1 (~~Pieces~~)		m / ft, <br />m2 / ft2, <br /> m3 / ft3, <br />kg / lb, <br />Ltr / Gal, <br />1 (Piece)

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

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Notes

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	'''Units:''' <br />		'''Units:''' <br />
	m / ft, <br />mm / in, <br />m2 / ft2, <br /> m3 / ft3, <br />kg / lb, <br />Ltr / Gal, <br />1 (Pieces)		m / ft, <br />mm / in, <br />m2 / ft2, <br /> m3 / ft3, <br />kg / lb, <br />Ltr / Gal, <br />1 (Pieces)
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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 UnitWeightFactor is the unit which corresponds to the weightfactor, most likely the unit of the material in question. <br />		The UnitWeightFactor is the unit which corresponds to the weightfactor, most likely the unit of the material in question. <br />
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	'''Units:''' <br />		'''Units:''' <br />
	m / ft, <br />mm / in, <br />m2 / ft2, <br /> m3 / ft3, <br />kg / lb, <br />Ltr / Gal, <br />1 (Pieces)		m / ft, <br />mm / in, <br />m2 / ft2, <br /> m3 / ft3, <br />kg / lb, <br />Ltr / Gal, <br />1 (Pieces)

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	The UnitWeightFactor is the unit which corresponds to the weightfactor, most likely the unit of the material in question. <br />		The UnitWeightFactor is the unit which corresponds to the weightfactor, most likely the unit of the material in question. <br />
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	Units: <br />		'''Units:''' <br />
	m / ft, <br />mm / in~~, <br />kg/dm3 / lb/ft3~~, <br />m2 / ft2, <br /> m3 / ft3, <br />kg / lb, <br />Ltr / Gal, <br />		m / ft, <br />mm / in, <br />m2 / ft2, <br /> m3 / ft3, <br />kg / lb, <br />Ltr / Gal, <br />1 (Pieces)
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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 UnitWeightFactor 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 />
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			Units: <br />
			m / ft, <br />mm / in, <br />kg/dm3 / lb/ft3, <br />m2 / ft2, <br /> m3 / ft3, <br />kg / lb, <br />Ltr / Gal, <br />
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	== Declaration ==		== Declaration ==
	ConvertUnitToUnitFactor()		ConvertUnitToUnitFactor(UnitFrom as string, UnitTo as string, UnitWeightFactor as string, StandardSize as string, WeightFactor as double) as double

	== Description ==		== Description ==
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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.

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