Why can I not enter @20β-0"<90 and only @20β<90 ???
The dimensions are listed at the top in feet-inches but that does not work when I enter relative dimensions.
Any clue as to why it is inconsistent?
Why can I not enter @20β-0"<90 and only @20β<90 ???
The dimensions are listed at the top in feet-inches but that does not work when I enter relative dimensions.
Any clue as to why it is inconsistent?
When entering inches, donβt use the hyphen.
The foot mark separates the feet from the inches.
Correct: @20β0"<90
John, thanks. As a designer, I am a stickler for consistency in the interface. When I draw a line that is 20β0" and then analyze it, it reads β20β-0β . So thatβs why I thought I should type in " 20β-0" " rather than " 20β0" "
So I am confused because the dimension format is not consistent.
Can this be corrected? Can we have the flexibility to enter the dimensions both ways?
Thanks again!
If I remember correctly, no it can not be changed. The reason is the hyphen is needed to delineate fractions like 4-3/16".
We know itβs not the same and a bit confusing but thatβs the reason as I recall.