Missing Decimal Point Hurts Perceived Measurement Accuracy

[Kreece]

Hello,

I have been having a lot of success expanding my business beyond real estate leveraging the measuring tools within iGuide. Some examples include:

1. HVAC companies designing ducting routes and installation requirements
2. The design off wall graphics for large or small retail and other environments
3. Project estimating in a variety of categories - cabinetry, tile, glass, construction etc.

Where the accuracy today is somewhat limited, I continue to get new opportunities.

One thing that has caused problems though is the inconsistency in reporting out of measurement data. The problem is that once a measurement length includes feet the decimal disappears from the measurement even though a shorter measurement right next to it does express the last digit.
See example attached.

I have a major project on the horizon and like other clients, they want this last digit to help with accuracy. Adding potential rounding error to the deviation in the system causes a larger deviation then the technical specifications state.

Help would be greatly appreciated!

[Kreece]

Here is an image that more clearly shows the measuring bug. Height is showing the decimal, but the length is missing the decimal. This is bad for several reasons:

1. It looks like the length measurement is less accurate
2. It is confusing to clients who want that digit
3. It looks inconsistent.

If others have solved this problem I am looking for a solution to not miss an opportunity:)