I use Architectural units; how do I get only inches when I am drawing? Feet and inches just make me do more work...
smarf
I use Architectural units; how do I get only inches when I am drawing? Feet and inches just make me do more work...
smarf
I use Architectural units; how do I get only inches when I am drawing? Feet and inches just make me do more work...
smarf
You might try 'Fractional (Stacked)' with the suffix as ".
What do you mean by "get"?
Ripped from ACAD help:
DIMLUNIT Type: Integer Saved in: Drawing Initial value: 2 Sets units for all dimension types except Angular.
1 Scientific 2 Decimal 3 Engineering 4 Architectural (always displayed stacked) 5 Fractional (always displayed stacked) 6 Microsoft Windows Desktop (decimal format using Control Panel settings for decimal separator and number grouping symbols)Just type DIMLUNIT and enter 5. You'll get regular inches. EX: DIMLUNIT set to 4 = 4'-3 3/8" DIMLUNIT set to 5 = 51 3/8" DIMLUNIT set to 2 = 51.375"
Dr Fleau
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Yes, but I think that it does not show the " (inches) symbol.
(Ehem) This sounds too easy...
Scale your drawing (UP) by 12 and set units to decimal. Each unit will be 1" instead of 1'.
Bob
Uh, no. Architectural units are already inches. ___
It does if you tell it to (ddim / notation / suffix). ___
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That is what my original message was about (:-)
Like I said, the answer depends on what is meant by "get". Everyone's guessing.....
Awesome...thanks a million. I now know how to limit the expression to just inches AND choose whether or not to have the inches symbol. I am very grateful...
smarf
You are very welcome.
In this group it's usually a case of "Seek, and ye shall find!"
Brian.
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