Re: When multiplying psi with in^3, the resulting ...

kmartinez · ‎Jan 04, 2016

RichardJ · ‎Jan 05, 2016

"Tools", "worksheet Options", "Dimensions" tab, uncheck "Display dimensions".

Fred_Kohlhepp · ‎Jan 05, 2016

You can type the units you desire:

And Mathcad will adjust the value to match. note that psi is pounds force per square inch, the unit lb is pounds mass, not pounds force (which is "lbf")

When multiplying psi with in^3, the resulting answer is defaulting to length^2mass/time^2 rather than lbin. How can this be changed?

When multiplying psi with in^3, the resulting answer is defaulting to length^2mass/time^2 rather than lbin. How can this be changed?

When multiplying psi with in^3, the resulting answer is defaulting to length^2*mass/time^2 rather than lb*in. How can this be changed?

When multiplying psi with in^3, the resulting answer is defaulting to length^2*mass/time^2 rather than lb*in. How can this be changed?

When multiplying psi with in^3, the resulting answer is defaulting to length^2mass/time^2 rather than lbin. How can this be changed?

When multiplying psi with in^3, the resulting answer is defaulting to length^2mass/time^2 rather than lbin. How can this be changed?