Define weight UoMs

1. Go to the Units of measure (CS203100) window.
2. Click .
3. In the From unit column, type a name for the new unit, such as GRAM.
4. In the To unit column, type the name of the new UoM that you specified in the From unit column (GRAM in this example).
5. In the Multiply/divide column, select Multiply.
6. In the Conversion Factor column, type 1.0
7. Click .

For this example, repeat the steps above to create the LB (pound) UoM.

1. Go to the Units of measure (CS203100) window.
2. Click .
3. In the From unit column, select LB.
4. In the To unit column, select GRAM.
5. In the Multiply/divide column, select Multiply.
6. In the Conversion factor column, type 453.5923.
7. Click .

1. Go to the Units of measure (CS203100) window.
2. Click .
3. In the From unit column, select GRAM.
4. In the To unit column, select LB.
5. In the Multiply/divide column, select Multiply.
6. In the Conversion factor column, type 0.0022046.
   
   Here we specified the conversion factor as 0.0022046 with 7 decimal places.
   This value shows how many pounds one gram contains.
   In your system, the decimal precision is defined in the Quantity decimal places field in the Organisations (CS101500) window.
   Make sure that the selected decimal precision does not cut off any meaningful digits.
   For instance, if we set the number of decimal places for quantities to 2, this would result in incorrect conversions from grams to pounds.
7. Click .