Can the numbers on the label be changed?
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The number displayed after the linear annotation is 399.93; I would like to change it to 400. Is it possible? Please give me some advice.
I searched to see if it’s what you’re looking for: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=383862&highlight=%B1%EA%D7%A2. The method I used: double-click on the annotation, enter the size you want to use in the text replacement field on the right, and click OK – that’s it
Double-click the number or select the dimension label, enter ‘ed’, or use the ‘Properties’ command or the shortcut CTRL+1 to modify the text.
Select the annotation, go to the property bar and find Text → Text Replacement, then enter the desired number
Select the text you want to edit, enter ed, and press the spacebar or the confirm button. You can provide the labeling text; it’s best if you draw the dimensions correctly. Sometimes the experienced drawing reviewers can tell that your drawings aren’t drawn to scale, and they’ll tell you!
1. It can be changed in the text properties. 2. Adjust the precision of the dimensions: in the unit settings for the dimension style, set it to not include decimals. 3. It is recommended to draw at a 1:1 scale; assign a size to it, and avoid using decimals when they aren’t necessary
Select the annotation, right-click and choose “Properties”, then replace the text in the “Properties” window.
You can make changes by editing the text using ED, or simply double-click on the labeled text to modify it
1. Enter ch—Feature Table—Text—Text Replacement—enter 400. 2. Left-click Format—Dimension Style—to open the Standard Style Manager—modify—Main Unit—and change the precision to 0
1. It can be changed in the text properties. 2. Adjust the precision of the annotations; in the unit setting for the annotation style, change it to one that does not include decimal points. These two methods should work
I learned a great method that will be very useful
Yes, you can edit the text of the objects in the menu bar, or enter the ED command in the command line
Two methods: 1. If rounding is required, the precision can be changed in the annotation style; 2. The data can be modified directly
There are so many experts. I usually only use text substitutions; I didn’t realize there were so many like this. I’ve learned something new :handshake
Double-click the number and then make the changes.
Double-click the number you want to modify; a feature bar will appear, and you can make the changes there.
The simplest way is to adjust the precision setting to 0, and that’s it
It’s better to draw things according to a certain ratio, so that the annotations can be modified at any time, and it’s less likely for the data in those annotations to be incorrect
Change the annotation style so that the annotation text aligns neatly, or place it under ED.
Double-click the number or select the dimension label, enter ‘ed’, or use the ‘Properties’ command or the shortcut CTRL+1 to modify the text.
It can be changed; entering the command “ed” allows you to modify the annotations. This is the shortcut key~~