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Description | Incorrect Example | Correct Example | |
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| 1 | The missing UT and UC of parameters related to the units of area and section modulus. |  |  |
| 2 | If you are using the parameters within a document and the unit is missing, in the 'where' section, it will display the values without showing the unit and will display the result in the default value. |   |   |
| 3 | The assigned Unit Category to parameters must be defined within the project. Therefore, ensure that the given UC value is within 'Base_DesignSubUnits' to make sure it is valid. |   |   |
| 4 | The Internal Unit Category should not be defined at the parameter. Instead, Property should be used. Because in the US unit system, Internal and Property are completely equivalent. However, in the SI unit system, Internal behaves according to the US unit system. For this reason, a different category should be used instead of Internal. |  |  |
| 5 | Dividing by 12 is not the correct way to convert inches to feet in the US unit system. Instead, the 'convert' function should be used to accurately convert and transform to feet. |  |  |
| 6 | Creating an interaction diagram by simply dividing by 12 without converting works correctly in the Internal category, but it is definitely incorrect in the SI unit system. To correct this, the data sent to the graph should be converted, and the axis labels of the graph should be provided using the 'unitlabel' to ensure works properly. |  |  |
| 7 | Unit labels commonly used for headings should not be hard-coded. Instead, the 'unitlabel' function should be used. |  |   |
| 8 | When using CADDDimensionLine to display length in CADD objects, ‘convert' or 'withunits’ functions should also be used. Within CADDDimensionLines, the Label must be defined, and the length should be displayed by converting it. |  |  |
| 9 | Check objects can also have units. After properly defining the UT and UC of the parameters within the created 'Criteria' parameter, the UT and UC of the result parameter should be defined according to the appropriate result unit. |   |   |
| 10 | In summary, all parameters containing units must have defined UT and UC. This consideration is essential in CADD representations, graph data within documents, input parameters taken using spreadsheets, and parameters within criteria objects. | ||