You can find the answer to your question here on convertunits.com.
The dropdown menus allows you to pick any unit to convert to any unit.
For instance, the dropdown menu for cubic feet conversion to deciliter is found here:
https://www.convertunits.com/type/volume
Very cool. And you can enter 3 for cubic feet and unknown deciliter, and the site does the multiplication for you.
So I apologize to the site for going elsewhere to find an answer when the answer is found quite readily here at convertunits.com!! Nice site.
And thanks for allowing guest posting.
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