Dimension Parenttheses in views.

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by billyb, Dec 6, 2007.

  1. billyb

    billyb Guest

    In a drawing file, if I have the parentheses on the dimensions in all
    the views. Is there a way of turning the parerntheses of in all the
    views? This is after I already put them in when Tools/Options/
    Documents/Details/Dimensions/Parentheses was on.
    In other words I changed the setting in the Options, but this did
    update in the Views. I looked at Display/Views but no help there.

    I want to turn the parentheses off in all the views now. Any way to
    do it?

    Any help is appreciated.
     
    billyb, Dec 6, 2007
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  2. billyb

    Krister_L Guest

    Use the filter tool (hit F5), check "Filter Dimension / Hole
    Callouts", somewhere in the middle. Now seclect the whole drawing
    sheet and all Your dimenisons will be highlighted, then go to the
    property manager and uncheck Parantheses in Display Options.

    // Krister
     
    Krister_L, Dec 6, 2007
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  3. billyb

    Dale Dunn Guest

    Use the selection filter for dimensions, window select all the dimensions
    on the sheet, then turn off the parentheses in the property manager.
     
    Dale Dunn, Dec 6, 2007
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  4. billyb

    billyb Guest

    I SELECTED THE FILTER FOR DIM/HOLE. THEN I TRIED TO SELECT THE
    DRAWING SHEET IN THE TREE, NO GO. BUT THEN I DID A WINDOW OF ALL THE
    VIEWS IN THE DRAWING, THIS HIGHLIGHT ALL DIM'S AND I CHANGED THE
    PARENTHESES SETTING, IT WORKED. THANK YOU
    I THINK YOU MEANT WINDOWING ALL THE VIEW'S WHEN YOU SAID "SELECT THE
    WHOLE DRAWING", SMALL POINT BUT WANT TO MAKE SURE THE PRECEDURE IS
    CORRECT.
    THANKS AGAIN.
     
    billyb, Dec 6, 2007
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  5. billyb

    billyb Guest

    THANKS FOR THE HELP, GOT IT, YOU AND DALE ABOVE HELPED ME ALOT, AGAIN
    THANK YOU.
     
    billyb, Dec 6, 2007
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  6. billyb

    Krister_L Guest

    Yeah right.....my fingers are too fast some times.... noticed when I
    read Dales comment that I left out some (important) words. Glad You
    made it though.

    // Krister
     
    Krister_L, Dec 6, 2007
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  7. billyb

    billyb Guest

    Sorry, did not know the protocol. Thanks for tellilng me.
     
    billyb, Dec 7, 2007
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  8. billyb

    fcsuper Guest

    One point, be careful when editing a bunch of different dimensions at
    once. SolidWorks will not be able to distiquish which action you
    intent when you edit dimensions with different settings, so it will
    attempt to set all the dims to the same settings.

    Matt Lorono
    http://sw.fcsuper.com
    http://www.fcsuper.com/swblog
     
    fcsuper, Dec 8, 2007
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