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demyani
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April 24, 2017
Question

Don't round values in CS6 line graph

  • April 24, 2017
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Hello! I need to make a line graph with labeled markers in CS6. I create a marker design with "%02" (without quotes) as label to show the values. But, if I type, for example, "1,00" and "3,30" into the sheet, the marker's label shows "1" and "3,3". But I need show the entire number (with all the decimals, without rounding them up or down). Thanks a lot! Maybe someone was faced with a similar problem.

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Om Nath Jha
Om Nath Jha
Legend
May 9, 2017

Hi demyani,

I can understand your situation. I've discussed it with the concerned team and I am sure they would consider it if there's a possibility or there are feature requests for the same. You can put in a feature request as well, check this link: Illustrator Feature Request/Bug Report Form

Regards,

Om

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demyaniAuthor
Participant
May 9, 2017

I will try!

Thank you)

Om Nath Jha
Om Nath Jha
Legend
May 2, 2017

Hi demyani,

That is an expected behavior. I believe it is showing for number like 1.00 or 4.50. If the value is 4.56, it will not round it up. A "0" at the end is not getting displayed. I'll still go ahead and report it to the concerned team and see if I get a better explanation for you on this.

Regards,

Om

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demyaniAuthor
Participant
May 5, 2017

Thank you! I will wait for any answer

    Om Nath Jha
    Om Nath Jha
    Legend
    May 5, 2017

    Hi demyani,

    Just checked with the team and like I mentioned earlier, it is an expected behavior. The explanation behind that is, a zero is always there behind a number and even prior to it. For example '5.43' can be written '05.430' or 005.4300 and its value remains the same. We cannot say how many zeros are there after or before as there is no limit to it. The same logic goes behind your query, 1.00 and 1 have the same value. Hope that answers your query.

    Regards,

    Om

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