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Hello
I think the following can be done



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Carlos

I think it is the best solution for now, Thank you, Carlos!

Quick Units converter.

Jean, I have to ask you to stay on-topic.

There is clearly a bug, and since these units are non-linear you cannot bypass the issue with simple workarounds.

Using a parallel system of units might come in handy in some specific cases, but is useless if you cannot link it with other built-in units and check simensional inconsistencies.

It may be a bug because it doesn't evaluate. But what should it evaluate to?
My argument would be 3016.65 degC!

Workaround that preserves units.

Also confirms my assertion above.

Multiplying a variable by a nonlinear unit seems to make SMath forget or ignore the definition of that variable in that cell. Thats a bug for sure.

However, if you store that multiplication in another variable and then evaluate that in another cell, the original variable is again in the context and the correct result is shown. Thus, separation of definition and display via storage in a new variable is a possible solution to the original problem.

If it is just about parallel usage of dimensional and non-dimensional quantities, then just swapping definitions might also help.
This means deriving the non-dimensional quantity from the dimensional one instead of the other way around.

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