I like to print something like 10-20 cm using \SI option. I have tried
\SI{10-20}{\cm} which is giving error. How to write it properly?
Specify a range value in \SI
siunitx
Related Solutions
Package siunitx also supports expressions with multiple parts for the number. However, a range as number is not supported then. The following example uses a quotient instead and locally reconfigures, how quotients are printed. The second expression also adds the brackets that are a bit trickier.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{siunitx}
\begin{document}
\SI[
product-units = power,
input-quotient = :,
output-quotient = \text{--},
quotient-mode = symbol,
]{4 x 5 x 10:15}{\mm}
\newcommand*{\myrange}[2]{%
(%
\numrange[
range-phrase = \text{--},
parse-numbers = false,% numbers are ready for printing
]{#1}{#2})%
}
\SI[
product-units =power,
input-quotient =:,
quotient-mode =fraction,
fraction-function =\myrange,
]{4 x 5 x 10:15}{\mm}
\end{document}
Henri Menke's comment with little edit by Joseph Wright:
\si{\per\kilo\eV}
Best Answer
The correct command in recent versions of
siunitxis\qtyrange:This will result in
Just like in @Bernard's answer you can change the used phrase to an en-dash using
range-phrase(for which I'd add non-breaking spaces using~):Problem: This looks like a minus and I'd say the result is -10 cm.