I subscribed to an Australian currency daily update service, and every currency is against AUD. In this service, they show "AUD per unit" and "Units per AUD". With this list, you can see how many AUD you need for one unit of that currency and how many units needed just for one AUD.

Now, if I want to calculate other currencies using this list… for example, I want to know how many units of Malaysia Ringgit will be needed for one Pound of UK? And how many units of US Dollar will be needed for one Singapore Dollar and otherwise? How do I calculate all these using the Australian currency update service?

How do I calculate these things using the list with the categories being "AUD per unit" and "Units per AUD" information?

E.g. of the service update…
Currency Unit: US Dollar
AUD per unit: 1.117
Units per AUD: 0.895

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