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trailing zero's

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In wildfire what is the DTL config to show trailing zero's?

Also the config to have a limit dimension to be one above the other?


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    Best answer by BenLoosli

    This is from the Help Topic Collection for WF4 in the Detail.pdf. Everyone should download these documents for reference!

    lead_trail_zeros

    Controls the display of leading and trailing zeros in dimensions.

    • std_default*—Displays only trailing zeros. No leading zeros are displayed.

    • std_metric—Displays only leading zeros. Trailing zeros are not displayed.

    • std_english—Displays only trailing zeros. Leading zeros are not displayed.

    • both—Both leading and trailing zeros are displayed.

    Also, ASME Y14.5 does not allow the use of trailing zeros for tolerance place holding if you are using metric dimensions.

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    BenLoosli23-Emerald IIIAnswer
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    August 28, 2015

    This is from the Help Topic Collection for WF4 in the Detail.pdf. Everyone should download these documents for reference!

    lead_trail_zeros

    Controls the display of leading and trailing zeros in dimensions.

    • std_default*—Displays only trailing zeros. No leading zeros are displayed.

    • std_metric—Displays only leading zeros. Trailing zeros are not displayed.

    • std_english—Displays only trailing zeros. Leading zeros are not displayed.

    • both—Both leading and trailing zeros are displayed.

    Also, ASME Y14.5 does not allow the use of trailing zeros for tolerance place holding if you are using metric dimensions.

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