Pack Set

Multiple packs can be grouped into a pack set. This will help you in classification of the packs. Pack sets are especially useful in cases where several packs are related to each other.

Fields & Description:

Code/Name

Enter the code and corresponding name of the pack set that you want to define. Make sure that the pack set is able to properly classify packs based on your definition. Click on Add Row button to add rows where each row contain the packs which belong to the pack set.

Pack

Select the pack from the pick list.

Conversion Type

Conversion types give clarity to the type of pack that you have selected. Choose the relevant conversion type if required. Select Fixed if the conversion type is constant with respect to conversion factor or Varying if it is subject to change.

Factor

Enter the conversion factor for the pack in this field.

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 Unchanged: Enter the code and corresponding name of the pack set that you want to define.
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 Unchanged: Click on <strong>Add Row </strong>button to add rows where each row contain the packs which belong to the pack set.
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+Added:  <li><strong>Pack< /strong></li>
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+Added: Select the pack from the pick list.
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+Added:  <li><strong>Conversion Type</strong></li>
+Added: </ul>
+Added: Conversion types give clarity to the type of pack that you have selected. Choose the relevant conversion type if required. Select <em>Fixed </em>if the conversion type is constant with respect to conversion factor or <em>Varying </em>if it is subject to change.
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+Added:  <li> <strong> Factor</strong></li>
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+Added: Enter the conversion factor for the pack in this field.

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