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AndyE13

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I have a level that is reading 0" right now because I have suppress 0 ft on.

Is there a way to supress 0 ft everywhere expect in the levels?

Example: all my dimensions that are under 1' have the 0' supressed (how i want it), but my level 1 is reading 0" and i want it to read 0'-0"

There is another forum talking about this but is old so I thought I would start a new one (link to old one below).

http://www.revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=14451

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marmiketin1

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I assume you have suppresed 0' in the project units? Do not do this. Instead you should supress the 0' in the dimenson type you will avoid this issue of levels showing incorrectly.

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AndyE13

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That did it! Thank you!

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In most cases, it is usually better to set all of your measurement settings independent of your project units.  You should do these in your templates.  As such, you will want to set up several different types in most annotations including all dimention types, levels, spot elevations slope tags, ceiling tags - etc.  

In order to model correctly, we usually leave our project units set to the finest accuracy - 1/256" - but we typically don't want a dimension like that.

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