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Hello,
I have been trying to work out how to change the units from Joules to MegaJoules/Giga Joules in the question below. When I change this it has "The variable is undefined, check the label set correctly"
So the answer should be 279 MJ/hr
Is this a matter of changing something in the settings or assigning this vaue?
I have seen other problems with MJ and GJ so know it can be done.
Thanks
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If you define MJ as a unit, you can use it to label data and results.
Type MJ:=10^6
Click in MJ and change its label from Variable to Unit.
Now you can use MJ for your data and replace J with MJ for your results.
Using a similar procedure, you can also define GJ.
If you define MJ as a unit, you can use it to label data and results.
Type MJ:=10^6
Click in MJ and change its label from Variable to Unit.
Now you can use MJ for your data and replace J with MJ for your results.
Using a similar procedure, you can also define GJ.
Thanks, Fred, I tried that using:= but didn't realize it needed to be local to the equation.
I noticed a couple typos. Here are the corrections:
Type MJ:=10^6J
Poor quality control on my end.😎