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Assuming you're working in Visio 2000, go to Tools &gt;&nbsp;Options &gt;&nbsp;Regional Settings tab and select millimetres instead of metres.<br />
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I tested this and had no problem entering 3 decimal places on a circle measure. Did it with both basic shapes and office layout circular table.<br />
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Hope this helps,<br />
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Colleen<br />
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Assuming you're working in Visio 2000, go to Tools > Options > Regional Settings tab and select millimetres instead of metres.

I tested this and had no problem entering 3 decimal places on a circle measure. Did it with both basic shapes and office layout circular table.

Hope this helps,

Colleen




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Thanks for your reply I will try this, however really I want it to be 1Metre 524 CM. &nbsp;Converting it millimetres is a nuisance. So, 1.524 would be converted to 1,524. &nbsp;Is there another way to keep it as metres? Thanks againa, Martin.
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Thanks for your reply I will try this, however really I want it to be 1Metre 524 CM.  Converting it millimetres is a nuisance. So, 1.524 would be converted to 1,524.  Is there another way to keep it as metres? Thanks againa, Martin.

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Hi mrbud any luck on this one?
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Sorry for the delay,,, yes that's brilliant. &nbsp;Worked fine. Thanks again,<br />
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Martin.
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Sorry for the delay,,, yes that's brilliant.  Worked fine. Thanks again,
 
Martin.

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Great thanks for finalizing
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Hi, is it possible to define a circle width as 1.524 metres for example? &nbsp;1.5 is fine but for some reason it gives an error for any more dec places. &nbsp;Rectangles seem fine but it doesnt allow it for circles. (Using Office layout shapes in metric). Any ideas out there?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Martin.
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Hi, is it possible to define a circle width as 1.524 metres for example?  1.5 is fine but for some reason it gives an error for any more dec places.  Rectangles seem fine but it doesnt allow it for circles. (Using Office layout shapes in metric). Any ideas out there?

Thanks
Martin.

VISIO Circle properties

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.