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Many thanks localghost, the \sisetup example you give is exactly what I needed. It seems I could have read the documentation a bit more thoroughly. :)

Edit: Although if anyone intends to use localghost's example, replace "\cdot" with "{}\cdot{}", per the documentation advice (p38):

The standard ...

I've been implementing siunitx for use with the report I am writing. I want to output "300–350g" (ndash, not hyphen). Using \SIrange{300}{350}{\gram}, the output is "300g to 350g". I've tried some quick hacks such as \SI{300}–{350}{\gram} which does output something similar to what I'm aiming for ...

Great! Many thanks for your advice. I'll give your siunitx package a spin, it looks like it does what I need.

Hi, I'm completely new to LaTeX (as of yesterday), but I've prepared a report in LaTeX, and it's working very well (thanks to Tobias Oetiker's The (Not So) Short Introduction to LaTeX2e).

I often need to use [number] [unit of measure] combinations such as: 32 mg kg^{-1} (i.e. 32 mg/kg ~matter of ...