decamal places in parameters

[scott jones]

can anyone help me with changing the number of decimal places in a "real number" parameter. I need to clean up a family table colum in a table on a drawing.

Thanks in advance....

 

[trillicomm]

if you want two decimal places, place this after the parameter:

[.2]

if you want three decimal places, place this after the parameter:

[.3]


see if that works

 

[scott jones]

Thanks Trillicomm

This work well in a note, but i'm tring to change the decimal places in a 3d famly table. and I'm not sure where to and the modifier, Relations or else were.

Thanks

 

[trillicomm]

please send some screen shots.

 

[looslib]

Highlight the feature, RMB-Edit, RMB on the dimension - Properties. Change the precision of your value from this window. This will change the number of decimal places on the screen and in the family tables.

 

[trillicomm]

looslib is right

 

[scott jones]

This is a user defined parameter not a feature or a dimension. Im tring to change the number of decimal places in a "real number" parameter that is added to the model family table and is brought into a drawing in a repeat reagen table "family table". I need to change only one collum in the table from 3places to 0places.

Thanks

 

[trillicomm]

can you back up and upload the file? things move faster if we can all look at the model. it maybe something to be changed in the config pro.

 

[vlad1979]

if that parameter is a real number you can go with itos()


it will convert the real to string and the number will be rounded off










itos(int)

Converts integers to strings. Here, int can be a number or an expression. Nonintegers are rounded off.





Try to add itos in the relation that calculates your parameter. If this is not working create a new parameter like new=itos(parameter) and add new to your family table.





For addition information on functions see help under the


Specifying the Number of Decimal Places


or


View attachment 3121

 

[vlad1979]

You could also try to control the number of decimal places like this:


D1307 is a dimension that is 95.153


INTEGER=FLOOR(D1307)
INTERIM=(D1307-INTEGER)*10
FINAL=ITOS(INTEGER)+"."+ITOS(INTERIM)


change 10 to 100 to 1000 to control the number of decimal places. With 10 you will get 95.2 which is rounded.





Help says in an example :
ceil (10.255, 2) evaluates to 10.26
ceil (10.255, 0) evaluates to 11 [This is the same as ceil (10.255)]
floor (10.255, 1) evaluates to 10.2
floor (

 

[scott jones]

Thanks for all your help!

I found most of my problems in my .DTL file

"model_digits_in_region" was set to "no"

You'd think after using Pro for 20 years I'd know better!

Thanks again eveybody....