Shared parameter suppress trailing 0's

Shared parameter suppress trailing 0's

Anonymous
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Shared parameter suppress trailing 0's

Anonymous
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Hey,

 

I have created a new shared parameter of number type, but then enter any numerical data into it, it gives me extra zero's. F.x. I want to insert a data of 1,5 ,but it then re-adjust to 1,500000 , leaving 6 digits after comma. I tried to look into Project Unit settings, but nothing there, no option for suppress trailing when creating the parameter.

I know it doesn't affect anything for calculation or data extraction, but it has to be solved to keep me happy. 

 

Thanks!

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-FDC-
Advisor
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Go to the parameter options (edit label).

Select the hand below the parameter (see picture).

Set decimal places to 5 and uncheck supress trailing.

 

Trailing.JPG

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Anonymous
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Hey, thanks for the reply.

However, I find it hard to find Label parameters from the main Revit view...


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-FDC-
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Try the project units.

You said nothing is there but there is.

 

ProjectUnits.JPG

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Anonymous
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This works for the the fixed parameters, but it does not work for the created ones.

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-FDC-
Advisor
Advisor

I assume it is in a family.

 

Go to the family (edit family)

 

Edit the label of the shared parameter over there and reload the family into the project.

 

TrailingFamily.JPG

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Anonymous
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Unfortunately, after changing the parameter as you suggested, only the data in the Tag is changed, but not for the setting by itself.

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-FDC-
Advisor
Advisor

Can you send a screenshot ?

I am afraid I don't fully understand what you mean.

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Anonymous
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CN3_Duration is my own created shared parameter, with Type of Parameter: Number, this parameter is used for multiple families, walls, doors, columns, etc. In the screenshot it is used for the Structural column and I am looking to find a way to cut down those zeros at the end.

Thanks for your patience!

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Message 10 of 12

-FDC-
Advisor
Advisor

If you changed the project units and the family units I don't know why it is still not "trailing".

Can you send me that family so I can check it?

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Message 11 of 12

BScott
Explorer
Explorer

This is for a LENGTH type.  Not a NUMBER type.  How do we suppress zeros for a NUMBER type parameter?

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ToanDN
Consultant
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