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Then… If you want to…
enter a text string to be displayed when the requested
property has not been attached to an object for Undefined.
A typical undefined string is “?.” specify text for a property that is undefined
enter a text string to be displayed when the requested
property does not apply to an object for Undefined. For
example, the rise property does not apply to a door with a
rectangular opening, but it does apply to one with an arched
opening. A typical not applicable string is “NA.” specify text for a property that is not applicable
7 Specify the case for the schedule text:
Then… If you want to…
select As Is for Case. use no case formatting
select Upper for Case. convert all text to uppercase
select Lower for Case. convert all text to lowercase
select Sentence for Case. capitalize the first letter of the first word
select Title for Case. capitalize the first letter of each word
8 Enter the maximum number of digits, including leading zeroes, for integers.
Zero padding is the expansion of integer values to include leading zeros. The value entered specifies the
maximum length of a numeric value after it has been padded with leading zeros. For example, with Zero
Padding at 3, the number 6 would become 006. This option primarily is intended for identity numbers,
such as those used by door and window tags. For example, to number doors as D01 through to D99, the
raw value of the data would be saved as a simple integer, but the prefix would be D and Zero Padding would
be 2. Entering zero for Zero Padding applies no zero padding.
9 Enter the values for True and False.
For example, you can specify Yes for True and No for False.
10 Enter data to display a sample of your current settings for Result.
11 For formatting that can be specified by dimension style, click Set from Dimension Style, select a dimension
style, and click OK.
Undefined, Not Applicable, Case, Zero Padding, and True/False are not defined by dimension styles.
12 Select the unit type, format, numerical precision, fraction format, and scale for real numbers. Definitions
of these items are as follows:
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Unit Type: The format in which to display the type of units, such as length, area, and volume.
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Units: The drawing units in which the unit is stored. For example, if you select Volume for Unit Type,
options to select from include cubic inches, cubic feet, cubic millimeters, cubic centimeters, and cubic
meters.
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Unit Format: The drawing unit format in which the value is displayed. The AutoCAD
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conversion
units (Architectural, Scientific, Decimal, Engineering, and Fractional) are used when converting numeric
values into strings. For example, a value of 14.25 is displayed as 1'–2 1/4" in architectural units.
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Precision: The number of decimal places used to display floating point numbers (for example, 0, 0.0,
0.00, and so on).
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Fraction Format: If the unit format is Architectural or Fractional, set the format used to display
fractions (Horizontal, Diagonal, or Not Stacked). Note that all fonts do not support all fraction formats.
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Scale: The value by which the real number is scaled before it is displayed. For example, if the current
drawing units are inches, a scale of 2.54 converts a dimension to centimeters.
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