Can i display a dimension like the following?
45.7'?
I've been messing around with drawing/applications preferences, but can't seem to get it.
Can i display a dimension like the following? 45.7'?
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Re: Can i display a dimension like the following? 45.7'?
Sure ...
... you should find everything what you need for this format below Drawing Preferences / Dimension Settings.
... you should find everything what you need for this format below Drawing Preferences / Dimension Settings.
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Re: Can i display a dimension like the following? 45.7'?
Hi,
to display only one decimal digit one would edit the Drawing Preferences / Dimension Settings.
That is a drawing global setting.
To display anything else besides the value one can edit the Value field of the Specific Property of the Dim.
<> is a placeholder for the measured value.
Anything before and/or after the <> is simply added.
To display 45.7' that would be : <>'
And for 45.7'? : <>'?
One can also click right on the value field...and insert symbols...make stacked text...
Regards,
CVH
to display only one decimal digit one would edit the Drawing Preferences / Dimension Settings.
That is a drawing global setting.
To display anything else besides the value one can edit the Value field of the Specific Property of the Dim.
<> is a placeholder for the measured value.
Anything before and/or after the <> is simply added.
To display 45.7' that would be : <>'
And for 45.7'? : <>'?
One can also click right on the value field...and insert symbols...make stacked text...
Regards,
CVH