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Does there exist a way to convert the string "1ms" into the number 0.001?  Same with the µ (micro), k (kilo), M (mega) and any other metric symbols?  I can do this manually no problem but I thought someone may have done this already.  Thanks.

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%p my good friend.

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try that one with '1ms' as the input as the original post stated.

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Yes there is a limitation,  Nothing a regex can't handle.


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@Darin.K wrote:

try that one with '1ms' as the input as the original post stated.


Yes I noticed that right away but in this case I can simply the last char.  Glad it is so simple.

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@Darin.K wrote:

try that one with '1ms' as the input as the original post stated.


It will be easy as soon as NI fixes CAR 425562...  I've ran into this enough times.  I ended up putting in spaces between the prefix and the unit to get the Scan From String to work properly.


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