rad unit handling question

[j-desperado]

Hello CalcPad-

I'm working on a worksheet for bridge seismic design. I have defined a custom unit as mrad=1/1000*rad. when I multiply curvatures (rad/ft) to rotations the mrad stays in the equation. Even radians are not simplified off the equation. Is there a way of eliminating this components from the results?
I'm using the easytable script developed by Muñoz, thank you your contribution.

Thank you,
J_desperado

[javila]

Hi there!

Did you try to "force" the units you want in the results? It should work properly:

.mrad = 1/1000*rad

3mrad|rad

10ft/3mrad
10ft/3mrad|ft/rad

[j-desperado]

Hello javila-
Thank you for your response.
Do you know can I force 1rad =1 ?

[Proektsoftbg]

Hi! Just divide the variable to mrad before displaying it. You can do this in #hide ... #show block or html comment; '<!--' ... '-->'.
Radians are units that cannot be implicitly converted to unitless.

[j-desperado]

Hello:
I'm very sorry for insisting on this. I'm suggesting the default result for CalcPad for: 1rad is 1.
Here's an example from MathCad:

If the user in CalcPad wants to enforce the rad, they could write: 1|rad.
This is what we currently have: