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You can use Quantity to specify the initial valuesvalue and domain of the controlsa control:

Manipulate[x, {{x, Quantity[1, "Meters"], "x ="},
               Quantity[Range[0, 1, .1], "Meters"],
               ControlType -> Manipulator , 
               Appearance -> "Labeled"}]

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Few more alternatives:

Manipulate[Quantity[x, "Meters"], 
 Row[{Control[{{x, 1, "x="}, 0, 1, .1}], Spacer[5], Dynamic@Quantity[x, "Meters"]}]]

Manipulate[Quantity[x, "Meters"],
 Labeled[Control[{{x, 1, "x="}, 0, 1, .1}], Dynamic@Quantity[x, "Meters"], Right]]

You can use Quantity to specify the initial values and domain of the controls:

Manipulate[x, {{x, Quantity[1, "Meters"], "x ="},
               Quantity[Range[0, 1, .1], "Meters"],
               ControlType -> Manipulator , 
               Appearance -> "Labeled"}]

enter image description here

Few more alternatives:

Manipulate[Quantity[x, "Meters"], 
 Row[{Control[{{x, 1, "x="}, 0, 1, .1}], Spacer[5], Dynamic@Quantity[x, "Meters"]}]]

Manipulate[Quantity[x, "Meters"],
 Labeled[Control[{{x, 1, "x="}, 0, 1, .1}], Dynamic@Quantity[x, "Meters"], Right]]

You can use Quantity to specify the initial value and domain of a control:

Manipulate[x, {{x, Quantity[1, "Meters"], "x ="},
               Quantity[Range[0, 1, .1], "Meters"],
               ControlType -> Manipulator , 
               Appearance -> "Labeled"}]

enter image description here

Few more alternatives:

Manipulate[Quantity[x, "Meters"], 
 Row[{Control[{{x, 1, "x="}, 0, 1, .1}], Spacer[5], Dynamic@Quantity[x, "Meters"]}]]

Manipulate[Quantity[x, "Meters"],
 Labeled[Control[{{x, 1, "x="}, 0, 1, .1}], Dynamic@Quantity[x, "Meters"], Right]]
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You can use Quantity to specify the initial values and domain of the controls:

Manipulate[x, {{x, Quantity[1, "Meters"], "x ="},
               Quantity[Range[0, 1, .1], "Meters"],
               ControlType -> Manipulator , 
               Appearance -> "Labeled"}]

enter image description here

Few more alternatives:

Manipulate[Quantity[x, "Meters"], 
 Row[{Control[{{x, 1, "x="}, 0, 1, .1}], Spacer[5], Dynamic@Quantity[x, "Meters"]}]]

Manipulate[Quantity[x, "Meters"],
 Labeled[Control[{{x, 1, "x="}, 0, 1, .1}], Dynamic@Quantity[x, "Meters"], Right]]

You can use Quantity to specify the initial values and domain of the controls:

Manipulate[x, {{x, Quantity[1, "Meters"], "x ="},
               Quantity[Range[0, 1, .1], "Meters"],
               ControlType -> Manipulator , 
               Appearance -> "Labeled"}]

enter image description here

You can use Quantity to specify the initial values and domain of the controls:

Manipulate[x, {{x, Quantity[1, "Meters"], "x ="},
               Quantity[Range[0, 1, .1], "Meters"],
               ControlType -> Manipulator , 
               Appearance -> "Labeled"}]

enter image description here

Few more alternatives:

Manipulate[Quantity[x, "Meters"], 
 Row[{Control[{{x, 1, "x="}, 0, 1, .1}], Spacer[5], Dynamic@Quantity[x, "Meters"]}]]

Manipulate[Quantity[x, "Meters"],
 Labeled[Control[{{x, 1, "x="}, 0, 1, .1}], Dynamic@Quantity[x, "Meters"], Right]]
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kglr
kglr
  • 400.5k
  • 18
  • 488
  • 929

You can use Quantity to specify the initial values and domain of the controls:

Manipulate[x, {{x, Quantity[1, "Meters"], "x ="},
               Quantity[Range[0, 1, .1], "Meters"],
               ControlType -> Manipulator , 
               Appearance -> "Labeled"}]

enter image description here