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      Pedro
      last edited by

      I am trying to use the conductivity units microsiemens per meter (μS/m). The point properties unit context help states that "You can use all SI prefixes on SI units, e.g. you can enter W for watt and also µW (microwatt), MW (megawatt) etc."

      However, neither uW nor µW are accepted:

      μW not recognized (in μW at index 0)
      

      Needless to say, μS and uS do not work either.

      Has anyone here been able to use the "mu" unit prefix, either as μ or u, or even as an unsightly 10^-6?

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        terrypacker
        last edited by terrypacker

        Pedro,

        I was able to copy and paste in your your first µW characters from your post with success as a unit. However using either of the micro watt labels from the code snippet in your post did not work. It must be a character code problem.

        The first micro watt in your post is represented as the 2 unicode characters:

        \u00b5
        \u0057
        

        The other 2 are:

        \u03BC
        \u0057
        
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          Pedro
          last edited by

          Thanks, Terry. I should have thought of that. I have a greek keyboard layout set up as an alternate keyboard because it is useful for engineering. That's where I got the mu character from. After reading your post, I copy/pasted the µ symbol from the Mango help into the unit box, and it worked!

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