Cant recall how to change all the tables relating to temperature from degC to degF. I know it is something simple. Using the Super_8dm2 XDF. I do have them all changed in my $6E XDF..........
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03-10-2014, 10:22 PM

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Re: ?converting degC tables to degF inTP 5

I haven't found any simple way to do it.

I've had to modify the formulas in each item. I usually create a copy of the original and then modify the copy so that I can still have both measurements.

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Re: ?converting degC tables to degF inTP 5

C* = (F*-32) x 5/9, so, F* = C* / .5555 + 32.

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Re: ?converting degC tables to degF inTP 5

Centigrade is your friend...

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03-11-2014, 06:31 PM

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Re: ?converting degC tables to degF inTP 5

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Originally Posted by Six_Shooter

I haven't found any simple way to do it.

I've had to modify the formulas in each item. I usually create a copy of the original and then modify the copy so that I can still have both measurements.

That is what i was thinking. You can right click on a table, edit parameter XDF info, and get lots of pop-up windows. Every table seems to have different "things" in it to modify. Not all formulas are the same. I had one written down, like F=1.35*X-40.0000, but where do you put it? I know i did this with my $6E XDF, just cant recall how!