I had a few responses - putting the leader in the symbol, creating multiple arrows and turning them on and off and using @O. None of these work for my particular application. Richard Black was closest - ultimately I solved it myself - I created a incredibly small line on a drawing (to small to see) and then associated my double arrow and leader to that entity. I then made a draft group of everything. In this fashion I can rotate my arrows any deg I want and the leader and text remains the same. The only draw back of this is it is not a symbol so I can't throw it into a pallet or syb library. Chris
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To clarify the options where: 1. When creating the symbol, draw a line in the symbol that is your "leader". Pro/E doesn't let you put actual leaders in symbols. 2. If you edit the coordinate arrow symbol in the default Pro/E pallet you can see an example of turning things on and off in a symbol. 3. When you replace @D with @O into a created dimension, you can Override the dimension value with any text that you include after the @O. Chris
