I did a search for this topic first and did see where someone used functions or equations to be able to set the number of digits beyond the decimal point in a BOM. However, there was no explanation as to how they got to the point described and I am hoping there is an easier way.
My cut list is showing the lengths in 4 decimal points..I only want 2 points....HOW???
The number of decimal places displayed in a cut list (and other dimension values) in a Drawing are controlled where shown below. I don't know of any way to have them different in a cut list, but someone else might.
Glenn Schroeder, you can by manually adding dimensions from the graphics window and they will be the number of decimal places set in the dimension. Since we mainly use the automated dimensions generated by the cutlist we told our manufacturing people to just live with it (especially now that trailing zeros automatically not shown (SPR fixed in SW2019 I believe) because it is just the raw material.
Glenn Schroeder wrote:
The number of decimal places displayed in a cut list (and other dimension values) in a Drawing are controlled where shown below. I don't know of any way to have them different in a cut list, but someone else might.
As shown in Glenn's answer, this will set the number of decimal places in the cut list.
If you want something different in your dimensions, set that here:
I have tried all of the suggested answers and none of them seem to work. I have verified the number of decimal places in my units and my cut list still shows more decimal places
Hi Kevin,
Can you add a file or screenshot?
How many decimal places is your model set to?