When managing inventory in TallyPrime, you may come across situations where a product is measured using a combination of two units. That’s when you use a Compound Unit of Measure (UOM). A Compound Unit is a combination of two Simple Units used to measure a stock item. For example: 1 Box = 10 Pieces 1 Dozen = 12 Items 1 Meter = 100 Centimeters How to Create a Compound Unit in TallyPrime 📌 Follow These Steps: Gateway of Tally > Create > Units Select Create (under Inventory Info) In the Units Creation screen: Choose Compound as the unit type Enter the First Unit (Main unit, e.g., Box) Enter the Conversion value (e.g., 1 Box = 10) Enter the Second Unit (Sub-unit, e.g., Nos) Press Enter and then Y to accept. 5 Common Examples of Compound Units Compound Unit Meaning Used For 1 Box = 10 Nos 1 Box contains 10 pieces Pens, Bottles, Phones 1 Dozen = 12 Nos 1 Dozen means 12 items Eggs, Chocolates, Socks 1 Kg = 1000 Grams 1 Kilogram is 1000 Grams Sugar, Flour, Rice 1 Meter = 100 CM 1 Meter equals 100 centimeters Cloth, Wire, Cable 1 Set = 2 Pieces 1 Set has 2 matching items Shoes, Gloves, Speakers Gateway of Tally > Create > Units Compound Unit Create Click on Unit Create Simple Unit Simple Unit Create – Nos Simple Unit Create – KGS Simple Unit Create – DZN Simple Unit Create – GRM Create Compound Unit Create – DZN Accept it Create Compound Unit Create -GRM