Morning all,
Within both the Hardscape Schedule and the Planting Schedule the Quantities and Spacing columns allow for metres (m) and millimetres (mm) to be lowercase. Is there a way to show these in lowercase in the notes of the Hardscape Schedule as well as the in the container column in the Planting Schedule?
Hardscape Example:
Hardscaping Description - 10MM DIAMETRE RUNDLE FINES AT 75MM DEPTH.
10mm DIAMETRE RUNDLE FINES AT 75mm DEPTH.
I do have our schedules set to be uppercase so I do understand why the notes come in this way, just wondering if this could possibly be overwritten.
Planting Example:
CALIPER: - 75MM CAL.
75mm CAL.
Yet the spacing for a shrub or groundcover are will show up correctly as 250mm.
Thank you,
Within both the Hardscape Schedule and the Planting Schedule the Quantities and Spacing columns allow for metres (m) and millimetres (mm) to be lowercase. Is there a way to show these in lowercase in the notes of the Hardscape Schedule as well as the in the container column in the Planting Schedule?
Hardscape Example:
Hardscaping Description - 10MM DIAMETRE RUNDLE FINES AT 75MM DEPTH.
10mm DIAMETRE RUNDLE FINES AT 75mm DEPTH.
I do have our schedules set to be uppercase so I do understand why the notes come in this way, just wondering if this could possibly be overwritten.
Planting Example:
CALIPER: - 75MM CAL.
75mm CAL.
Yet the spacing for a shrub or groundcover are will show up correctly as 250mm.
Thank you,
Wes,
That's a great point. It would just need to be a little smart about how it capitalizes the text -- if it encounters an "mm" or an "m" directly after a number, and before a space, period, comma, or end of line, then it would leave it. The only thing I can think of that might cause it to misfire, would be something like a Model Number, or maybe a Paint Color or something, that happens to end with an M.
I'll get this on the list and play with it a bit to see what we can come up with.
--J
That's a great point. It would just need to be a little smart about how it capitalizes the text -- if it encounters an "mm" or an "m" directly after a number, and before a space, period, comma, or end of line, then it would leave it. The only thing I can think of that might cause it to misfire, would be something like a Model Number, or maybe a Paint Color or something, that happens to end with an M.
I'll get this on the list and play with it a bit to see what we can come up with.
--J
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