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3 weeks ago
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2 weeks ago
by
Laszlo Nagy
Hello all
I have a problem, i use zones to get my measures of this ploot, total 201.92 m2
Now i configurethe area measure with "5" rounded measure, and i get 201,90m2
Dnd it works great in layouts i get a nice rounded área but in the listing i get the "real" área:
Is possible i have the rounded área in listing ?
Best Regards
Operating system used: Windows 11
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2 weeks ago
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2 weeks ago
by
Laszlo Nagy
Hi,
As Barry said, the schedule uses the "Calculation Units" not the dimension preferences. Change your units here for the schedules:
But this way, the sum of areas will still be based on the whole number, regardless of the rounding applied. To get around that, you can create an expression defined property, that would take the area, and turn it into a rounded number.
2 weeks ago
2 weeks ago
The rounding is only for dimensions and it seems you zone stamp/label is using the dimension preferences.
Schedules us 'calculation units' and there is no rounding there.
All you can do is reduce the decimal accuracy to force rounding.
But you will not see 2 decimal places any more, just 1.
Barry.
2 weeks ago
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2 weeks ago
by
Laszlo Nagy
Hi tanks for your reply !
Its a great option remove the decimal, its perfet now but the Schedules dont change ...
2 weeks ago
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2 weeks ago
by
Laszlo Nagy
Hi,
As Barry said, the schedule uses the "Calculation Units" not the dimension preferences. Change your units here for the schedules:
But this way, the sum of areas will still be based on the whole number, regardless of the rounding applied. To get around that, you can create an expression defined property, that would take the area, and turn it into a rounded number.
2 weeks ago
Tank you very much ! Ok now i got it ! Its separated, is not make sense but ok ...
Now i remove the decimal, but is true the total is not correct ...
"To get around that, you can create an expression defined property, that would take the area, and turn it into a rounded number."
Were do you add the expression ?
Tanks
2 weeks ago
@arq_luis_correia wrote:
Were do you add the expression ?
Barry.
2 weeks ago
Tank you ! Im gona try this .
a week ago
I want to tanks Barry Kelly and danielk for this big help !