Llian wrote:
now how do I remove the 'thousand comma' from the dimension?
I want the dimension to show in millimetre as 1000 and not 1,000
In your previous post you wanted to show 2.65 - so you would set 'meters' and 2 decimal point precision.
If you want millimeters then set 'millimeters' and 0 point decimal precision.
You shouldn't get a comma if you set to this (see attached image).
The comma (separator - not decimal precision) you see in dimensions is a different thing.
It is controlled by your operating system settings.
You have to change it there and then it will apply to only future dimensions and not existing ones.
Also it will not apply to other machines if you share your plans - you have to make the same system setting there too.
So I have learnt not to worry about that and live with the separator in dimensions.
Also (just to confuse things) your 'dimension' units can be different from your 'working units' and your 'calculation units' can be different again.
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