In an IDW can you force IV to show 0" in a dimension?

Example: IV shows 4' but I need it to show 4'-0". Seems so simple (and it probably is) but I can't get it to work. I've got "Display Trailing Zero set to "on".

TIA

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MechMan

<Jedi Mind Trick> You want to go home and re-think your life.

I know this is a stupid question but do you have the units set to feet (FT)?

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Bill Bogan
B2 Design
http://www.b2-design.biz
I'm thinkin' about it....

The only other thing I would suggest is create a dim style called
ARCHITECTURAL UNITS - FT (even only) and then go to the Prefix/Suffix tab and type - 0" (that's dash/space/zero/Quotes) in the suffix. Then use that dim style only for even length dimensions.

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Bill Bogan
B2 Design
http://www.b2-design.biz
I'm thinkin' about it....

Then in the future modify the part - to say 6'-3" and forget to change the dim style back and then your dimension will read 6'-3"-0" and then you'll look just plain silly in the shop's eyes.

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Ron
http://www.arken.net Engineering and Design
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Hey Ron... I didn't say the solution was desirable/perfect/without its drawbacks... just that there is a work around however dumb it is.

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Bill Bogan
B2 Design
http://www.b2-design.biz
I'm thinkin' about it....

Yes the dimension style of units is set to ft. The problem with the suffix approach is that the ft/in is an Alternate Unit (millimetesr is the primary) so the measurement is enclosed in brackets.

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MechMan

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