Unit of Measurement Dimension

Modified on Tue, 28 Jul at 12:26 AM

UofM Summary

The QQube UofM Dimension contains the units of measure maintained in QuickBooks, including each unit's type, abbreviation, base unit, and conversion ratio. QQube uses this information to support both printed quantities and quantities normalized to the base unit of measure.

Dimension Type

QuickBooks list dimension

UofM Represents

Units, base-unit relationships, and quantity conversion ratios

QuickBooks Source

Unit of Measure List

Primary Use

Analyze transaction quantities in printed or base units of measure

Included Data Models

Customers: Sales, Open Sales Orders

Operations: Purchases, Open Purchase Orders, Inventory, Job Cost Details

QuickBooks Source

Unit-of-measure information comes from the Unit of Measure List in QuickBooks. Each unit belongs to a measurement type and can be related to a base unit through a conversion ratio.

Source Example

QuickBooks Unit of Measure List source example

Printed and base quantities

QQube provides the quantity as printed on the transaction and the equivalent quantity expressed in the base unit of measure. The conversion ratio defines how the selected unit relates to its base unit.

Missing units of measure

Missing or inapplicable unit-of-measure information appears as (No UofM).

Available Fields

Display OrderField Name
1UofM Active
2Is Base UofM
3UofM Type
4UofM Name
5UofM Abbr
6UofM Base Set
7UofM Base Set Abbr
8UofM Ratio

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