The many units accessible to the CONVERT function are listed below. Unit can be used for either from unit or to unit, and it should always be surrounded by quotation marks.

Weight and mass–––––––From_unit or to_unit

Gram–––––––––––––-“g”
Slug––––––––––––––“sg”
Pound mass (avoirdupois) ––––“lbm”
U (atomic mass unit) ––––––—“u”
Ounce mass (avoirdupois) ––––-“ozm”
Grain–––––––––––––—“grain”
U.S. (short) hundredweight––––-“cwt” or “shweight”
Imperial hundredweight–––––—“uk_cwt” or “lcwt” (“hweight”)
Stone–––––––––––––—“stone”
Ton––––––––––––––—“ton”
Imperial ton–––––––––––“uk_ton” or “LTON” (“brton”)

Distance––––––––From_unit or to_unit
Meter–––––––––––—“m”
Statute mile–––––––––-“mi”
Nautical mile–––––––––“Nmi”
Inch–––––––––––––“in”
Foot–––––––––––––“ft”
Yard–––––––––––––“yd”
Angstrom––––––––––—“ang”
Ell––––––––––––––“ell”
Light-year––––––––––—“ly”
Parsec––––––––––––-“parsec” or “pc”
Pica (1/72 inch)––––––––—“Picapt” or “Pica”
Pica (1/6 inch)–––––––––-“pica”
U.S survey mile (statute mile)––—“survey_mi”

Time                     Form_unit or to_unit

Year                      “yr”

Day                       “day” or “d”

Hour                     “hr”

Minute                 “mn” or “min”

Second                 “sec” or “s”

Pressure               From_unit or to_unit

Pascal                   “Pa” (or “p”)

Atmosphere        “atm” (or “at”)

mm or Mercury “mmHg”

PSI                         “psi”

Torr                      “Torr”

Force                    From_unit or to_unit

Newton               “N”

Dyne                     “dyn” (or “dy”)

Pound Force       “lbf”

Pond                     “pond”

Energy        ———– From_unit or to_unit

Joule—————“J”

Erg—————–“e”

Thermodynamic calorie—–“c”

IT calorie———“cal”

Electron volt——-“eV” (or “ev”)

Horsepower-hour——“HPh” (or “hh”)

Watt-hour————“Wh” (or “wh”)

Fopot-pound————-“flb”)

BTU—————–“BTU” (or “btu”)

Power––––––––––— From_unit or to_unit
Horsepower––––––––”HP” (” or “h”)
Pferdestärke––––––––“PS”

“WattW”–––––––– (or “w”)

Magnetism––From_unit or to_unit
Tesla–––––––—“T”
Gauss–––––––-“ga”

Temperature––––-From_unit or to_unit
Degree Celsius––––“C” (or “cel”)
Degree Fahrenheit––-“F” (or “fah”)
Kelvin––––––––“K” (or “kel”)
Degrees Rankine–––-“Rank”From_unit or to_unit
“HP” (or “h”)
Degrees Réaumur–––“Reau”

Volume (or l iquid measure )–-From_unit or to_unit
Teaspoon––––––––—“tsp”
Modern teaspoon–––––––––—“tspm”
Tablespoon–—––––––––––—“tbs”
Fluid ounce––––––––––––—“oz”
Cup––––––––––––––––“cup”
U.S. pint––––––––––––––“pt” (or “us_pt”)
U.K. pint––––––––––––––“uk_pt”
Quart–––––––––––––––-“qt”
Imperial quart (U.K.)–––––––––-“uk_qt”
Gallon–––––––––––––––-“gal”
Imperial gallon (U.K.) –––––––––“uk_gal”
Liter––––––––––––––––-“l” or “L” (“lt”)
Cubic angstrom–––––––––––—“ang3” or “ang^3”
U.S. oil barrel––––––––––––—“barrel”
U.S. bushel–––––––––––––—“bushel”
Cubic feet––––––––––––––-“ft3” or “ft^3”
Cubic inch––––––––––––––-“in3” or “in^3”
Cubic light-year––––––––––––“ly3” or “ly^3”
Cubic meter–––––––––––––—“m3” or “m^3”
Cubic Mile––––––––––––––-“mi3” or “mi^3”
Cubic yard––––––––––––––—“yd3” or “yd^3”
Cubic nautical mile–––––––––––“Nmi3” or “Nmi^3”
Cubic Pica–––––––––––––––“Picapt3”, “Picapt^3”, “Pica3” or “Pica^3”
Gross Registered Ton––––––––––-“GRT” (“regton”)
Measurement ton (freight ton) ––––––“MTON”

Area                      From_unit or to_unit

International acre––––––––“uk_acre”
U.S. survey/statute acre–––––—“us_acre”
Square angstrom––––––––—“ang2” or “ang^2”
Are–––––––––––––––“ar”
Square feet–––––––––––—“ft2” or “ft^2”
Hectare–––––––––––––-“ha”
Square inches–––––––––––“in2” or “in^2”
Square light-year–––––––––—“ly2” or “ly^2”
Square meters––––––––––-“m2” or “m^2”
Morgen–––––––––––––—“Morgen”
Square miles––––––––––––“mi2” or “mi^2”
Square nautical miles––––––––-“Nmi2” or “Nmi^2”
Square Pica––––––––––––—“Picapt2”, “Pica2”, “Pica^2” or “Picapt^2”
Square yards––––––––––––-“yd2” or “yd^2”

Information–––-From_unit or to_unit

Bit–––––––––-“bit”
Byte––––––––—“byte”

Speed––––––—From_unit or to_unit

Admiralty knot-––––-“admkn”Knot–––––––––-“kn”
Meters per hour––––-“m/h” or “m/hr”
Meters per second–––-“m/s” or “m/sec”
Miles per hour––––—“mph”