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Format a Quantity as a human-readable string
ResourceFunction["QuantityToSimpleString"][quantity] formats quantity as a human-readable string. |
Format a Quantity as a simple String:
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Format a currency with proper padding:
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Format a Quantity with an improper fraction:
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Format a Quantity with combined units:
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Use None to format a bare unit:
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Format quantities in a wide variety of units and magnitudes:
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QuantityToSimpleString automatically handles singular and plural unit names:
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Compare QuantityToSimpleString (shown in black) to ToString (shown in red) and TextString (shown in blue):
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Special characters appear for scientific notation:
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Special characters also appear for symbolic magnitudes:
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