Dimension.Precision property
Specifies the number precision of the dimension label
Syntax:
Property Get Precision() As Long
Property Let Precision(ByVal Value As Long)
Remarks:
The Precision property specifies the number of significant digits for a dimension label to display after the decimal point, if using a decimal format for the dimension value.
Examples:
The following VBA example creates a rectangle and a linear dimension that is linked to the rectangle's snap points. The dimension value is set to decimal format with a precision of three decimal places.
Sub Test()
  Dim shp1 As Shape, shp2 As Shape
  Set shp1 = ActiveLayer.CreateRectangle2(0, 0, 5, 2.5)
  Set shp2 = ActiveLayer.CreateLinearDimension(cdrDimensionHorizontal, shp1.SnapPoints(1), shp1.SnapPoints(3))
  shp2.Dimension.Linear.Style = cdrDimensionStyleDecimal
  shp2.Dimension.Precision = 3
End Sub
Version Information:
CorelDRAW: X7.4, X7, X7.6, X8, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2019.2, 2020, 2021, 2020.1, 2021.5, 2022-v24, 2022-v24.1, 2022-v24.2, 2023-v24.3, 2023-v24.5, 2024-v25
Corel DESIGNER: X7, 2017.1, 20.1, 2019.2, 2020.1, 2021.5, 2022-v24, 2022-v24.1, 2022-v24.2, 2023-v24.3, 2023-v24.5, 2024-v25

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