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Take a look at the Animated GIF. You can choose the position of the offset center and the location of the dimension. Of course you have to select the entity being dimensioned first.
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The linear dimension you desire which creates the double arrows to indicate the dimension end is off the view is not available in Fusion at this time.
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One possibility is to use a Broken View. This would possibly allow you to position both dimension points on the same view.
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