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Use Units Settings to add, edit, copy, delete, and view unit tables and their units.
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- Create a New Unit Table
You create new unit tables to hold the units that you use to track costs for projects. - Create a Unit from Scratch
After you have at least one unit table, you can add a unit that you create from scratch. - Create a Unit Based on an Existing Unit
To save time in creating a unit, base it on an existing unit rather than creating it from scratch. - Create a Unit Based on an Inventory Item
To save time in creating a unit, base it on an existing inventory item rather than creating it from scratch. - Copy a Unit Table
You can copy a unit table to create a new unit table. When you copy a unit table, the new unit table inherits the information from the copied table (including its units), which you then edit. - Modify a Unit Table
You can modify a unit table and its units at any time. - Delete a Unit Table
You can delete a unit table to permanently remove it from the database. This action cannot be reversed.
Parent Topic: Units Settings