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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 | m / ft, <br />mm / in, <br />m2 / ft2, <br /> m3 / ft3, <br />kg / lb, <br />Ltr / Gal, <br />1 (Pieces) | ||
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Revision as of 08:14, 29 June 2020
Declaration
ConvertUnitToUnitFactor(UnitFrom as string, UnitTo as string, UnitWeightFactor as string, StandardSize as string, WeightFactor as double) as double
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.
Notes
The function returns 0 if the LM_STAFM or LM_GEW isn't correctly filled.
The UnitWeightFactor is the unit which corresponds to the weightfactor, most likely the unit of the material in question.
Units:
m / ft,
mm / in,
m2 / ft2,
m3 / ft3,
kg / lb,
Ltr / Gal,
1 (Pieces)
Code example VB.NET
PDC.App.MasterData.MaterialFile.ConvertUnitToUnitFactor(strUnitFrom, strUnitTo, strUnitWeightFactor, strStandardSize, dblWeightFactor)
Availability
Available since Juli 2020 (from version 5.6)