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The number format dropdown offers MEMORY_TRANSFER_RATE_DECIMAL, which renders a bytes-per-second column in bytes (1024B => 1.024kB/s). There is no option that renders a rate in bits, even though network throughput is conventionally reported that way (Mbps/Gbps/Tbps).
Consequences today:
A column already reporting bits/s has no matching format at all.
A byte-rate column requires hand-writing × 8 in every metric expression to get Mbps.
Proposal: add two decimal (base-1000) throughput formats — one for columns holding bits/s, one for columns holding bytes/s that should display as bits.
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The number format dropdown offers MEMORY_TRANSFER_RATE_DECIMAL, which renders a bytes-per-second column in bytes (1024B => 1.024kB/s). There is no option that renders a rate in bits, even though network throughput is conventionally reported that way (Mbps/Gbps/Tbps).
Consequences today:
Proposal: add two decimal (base-1000) throughput formats — one for columns holding bits/s, one for columns holding bytes/s that should display as bits.
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