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Stair Riser and Going units in schedules

Takis
Expert
Hi,
the default Riser height and Going unit for stairs in schedules is .
In schedules I am trying to change the stair riser unit from to [mm].
I have tried to changed the working units in schedule's view but is not working.

Does anybody knows if this can change?

Takis
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Barry Kelly
Moderator
You should find that schedules use calculation units for most outputs.

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Takis
Expert
Barry hi, I didn't understand the answer, could you make it more clear please.

In schedules, I want to see the the unit of the stair riser height in [mm]. The default unit is in .

Takis.
Barry Kelly
Moderator
'Working units' are what you see on screen in dialogue boxes while you work in Archicad.
'Dimension units' are what you see in the dimension annotation.
'Calculation units' are what you see in the schedule outputs.
They can all be set to different values (and with different decimal precision) if you want, so you can work in metres and schedule in millimetres.

Barry.
One of the forum moderators.
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