# [texhax] parts per mil

anne Vanhoest annevh at medphys.ucl.ac.uk
Fri Jun 15 10:20:53 CEST 2007

Hello,

Did you try using the textcomp package?

I think \textperthousand and \textpertenthousand exist.

If this info is incorrect I have at home a copy of:
The Comprehensive LATEX Symbol List which I will be happy to consult for
you.

Alternatively you may want to google for this document which I recommend
to anyone who dabbles a bit with math or symbols at large.

have a nice day

On Fri, 15 Jun 2007, Patrick Baker wrote:

+Hi there, I've looked high and low for this but can't seem to find it.
+How do you get parts per mil notation in LaTeX? (Where ppm is similar to
+a % but with two little zeros on the bottom of the fraction). Any help
+would be much appreciated. Cheers, Patrick
+

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