Data value quantity: By default it shows the quantity. Shows the quantity and the unit. It can show plural units if it is defined at Module:/Units. Alternative with unit name linked. Shows the quantity and the code or abbreviation of the unit defined in . It can be changed locally at Module:/Units. If not found it shows the unit name. Alternative with unit code linked. Shows a duration quantity broken into human-readable units: millennia, centuries, decades, years, days, hours, minutes, and seconds. For example, 123456 seconds: 1 day, 10 hours, 17 minutes and 36 seconds. Previously it tries to convert the unit to seconds (using convert=Q11574), otherwise it assumes the quantity is expressed in seconds. Shows duration abbreviated in hours, minutes and seconds. For example, 12345 seconds: 3h 25m 45s. Format of local abbreviations can be defined at Module:/i18n in table "hms". Shows duration hms simplified, as in 3:25:45, or minutes and seconds as in 01:23 or 45:00. Shows duration in minutes and seconds, even if greater than 60 minutes (i.e. used in duration of songs). Shows the quantity without any language format, that is with decimal point and no thousand separators. It is the appropriate format for numerical calculations. See also the function formatNum for applying the format to the final result according to language definitions. Format using a pattern with $1 as a parameter to replace. <code>numformat=id1id2id1'', it gets another property of same entity. This allows to obtain values defined either in a qualifier or in a property. Format to apply to each column, using 0 for the property and 1-x for every qualifier. It accepts the same syntax as for each data type. See above #Parameters for formatting. Grammatical case to apply to each column. Parameter , without numbering, applies to all values. See above #General parameters. Conversion of units to apply to each column. See above #Parameters for formatting, data type quantity. List raw values, usually Qids, in a column to show the statement, with any separator. List raw values, usually Qids, in a column to do not show the statement, with any separator. Using several whitelist, or several blacklist, it works as an OR function. If a whitelist is used in a column and a blacklist in another column then results may be unexpected (see an explanatory table, in Catalan). List raw values, usually Qids, in a column to show its value. List raw values, usually Qids, in a column to do not show its value.