You can edit the 2D dimension formatting and values on synchronous sketches, ordered profiles, and in draft, based on the behavior of the selected dimension.
Use the Dimension command bar to edit the dimension format:
Use the dimension value edit box to edit the dimension value:
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Edit the dimension value and format. |
Driving dimensions (Maintain Relationships=On) |
Click the dimension text. Tip: To edit the format only, you can Alt+click the dimension text. |
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Edit the dimension format. |
Click a dimension line or a projection line. Tip: To edit the format and value, you can Alt+click a dimension line or a projection line. |
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Edit the dimension format. |
Driven (Maintain Relationships=Off) and (Unlocked |
Click anywhere on the dimension. Tip: To edit the dimension value in addition to the format, first select the dimension, and then click the dimension text. |
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Edit the dimension value and format. |
Not-to-scale (driven) |
Click the dimension text, or Alt+click a dimension or projection line. Tip: To edit the dimension format only, you can click a dimension line or projection line, or Alt+click the dimension text. |
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Delete the dimension value in the Dimension Value Edit box. |
All 2D dimensions |
When the cursor is in the Dimension Value Edit box and the value is highlighted, press the Delete key. |
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Delete the dimension. |
When the dimension is selected, or when the cursor is outside the edit box, press the Delete key. |
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Add a jog. |
All dimensions |
First, click to select a dimension, and then Alt+click a projection line. |
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Remove a jog. |
First, click to select a dimension, and then Alt+click a jog keypoint. |
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Sketch and profile dimensions |
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Drawing dimensions |
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Tip:
You can select multiple dimensions of the same type and change all of their values at once. A blank data entry box is displayed for you to enter a single value.
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