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For whatever reason the "standard" at my company is most linear dimensions are two decimal places (with an associated tolerance) and holes are three decimal places. I have two dimension styles, one with 0.12 precision and one with 0.123 tolerance, each appropriately named. Under object defaults I set both diameter and radial stylers to use 3 the 3-place one. When I dimension a hole, I am still getting 2 decimal places. Anyone know what the deal is? Thanks,
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