Spot Slope unit format question

[james]

I need my spot slopes to show "1H" over "xV" with each number on each side of the triangle.  Can't see a way to add separate suffixes to the horizontal and vertical values.  

I'd even settle for a simple 1 over x, but don't see any way to do that either.  I can get 10 or 12 over x with the Ratio :10 or 12 unit style.  Not sure why the Ratio :1 style doesn't follow the same format and just reports a lonely single "1" by itself.  

So annoying and stupid Autodesk makes it so hard to format basic things like this.  Principals are getting really tired of it.

[syman2000]

Not sure if you ever switch the arrow to triangle?

Here you can set whatever unit you want to display

[james]

Did you see my attachment with the slope triangle?  None of the unit formats reports a 1 on the vertical leg and a 1 on the horizontal.  

[ToanDN]

Does x:10 or x:100 work?

[james]

No, the architectural standard is to show a ratio of vertical to horizontal.  "1H:1V" for 12:12 or "1.3:1V" for 16:12, for example.  

How can I tell revit to simply put a "1" on the vertical leg and report a decimal on the bottom?  

[jay_colcombe]

I do not feel this is achievable in Revit directly as trying to use Alternate Units as a workaround to force another Ratio Value in will not work either.

I would suggest in this instance you would need to create your own Tag/Symbol using an Annotation Symbol and add some Text in there and possibly even Parameter driven if necessary to replicate the image as initially shown.