Trailing zeros how to display in drawing

[gnewman]

Hello, how do i display zeros after the decimal place on dimension a view in a drawing? I have a dimension of 1 mm, but i want to display it as 1.0 to make it look better and to reflect the accuracy.

Its not significant figures as this is set as 3 for my drawing.

I have looked in File-Prepare-Drawing Properties-Detail Options.

Then I tried changing the:

lead_trail_zeros and

lead_trails _zeros_scope.

But nothing seems to make any difference. Can anyone help? Am I looking in correct area, and if so what do I need to set these two to display all the zeros as specified for my decimal places.

Thanks

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[KenFarley]

Pick the dimension, right mouse to "Properties".

[gnewman · Accepted solution]

Creo seems to have done it itself not sure if it just needed the drawing closing and reopening.

I think it must have been in the area I suggested earlier.

[BenLoosli]

Trailing zeros on metric dimensions violates ASME Y14.5 rules for dimensioning!

See section 1.6.1of ASME Y14.5-2009 for Millimeter Dimensioning.

Decimal places on metric dimensioned drawings are not to be used for specifying tolerancing.