Parts list feet & inches

Parts list feet & inches

ballenZXFHH
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Parts list feet & inches

ballenZXFHH
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Can't seem to figure out how to make the assembly parts list show 1'-0" instead of 1'. all other dimensions show in that format. Example: 2'-3 1/2" or 2'-0 1/2"

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ballenZXFHH
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Guess there must be no way of doing this. 😭

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johnsonshiue
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Hi! I believe this is doable. Either set the dimension unit in the drawing dimension style to foot. Or, use an Architectural dimension style. The unit will be foot based followed by inch.

Many thanks!

 



Johnson Shiue ([email protected])
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ballenZXFHH
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Thanks for trying to help. I have the custom property set on foot. And I an also using Architectural dimension style. See attached screenshots.

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blandb
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In the dimension style you are using, do you have the items below checked?

 

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CGBenner
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@ballenZXFHH 

To show dimensions this way in your drawing, you do not want to modify the parameter format.  You CAN change that, yes, but it won't affect how your dimensions are displayed.  To do this, use an architectural units dimension style (Styles editor on the Manage tab), and make sure it is set to display "Trailing Zeros." If you want this for all dimensions, remember to set it in the Object Defaults section of your Styles Manager.  If it is only for one or two dimensions, you can change those individually at the drawing level from the pull down at the end of the Annotate ribbon.

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ballenZXFHH
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Yes I am using architectural units dimension style and all the options are checked. It is also set as my default in styles manager. As you can see in the Capture3 pic from previous post, the drawing is showing 12'-0" like I would like but in the parts list of my drawing it only show 12'.

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blandb
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Sorry, my bad, I had completely spaced out the parts list. Have you formatted the parts list? Edit the parts list style > Find the length property > Format the column:

 

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