Date format on a drawing

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• paul_chastell Onshape Employees Posts: 115

  June 12

  You should try living in the US as a Brit. Writing cheques is usually where my confusion still surfaces. I know there are options in the note settings to change this format. Maybe that will help for now. Let me see if I can get you a more useful answer for how to change this in general.
  
  
  

  Paul Chastell / VP of R&D / Onshape Inc.

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• GWS50 Member Posts: 109 PRO

  June 12

  Thanks Paul, I can't believe I didn't click on that.

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• PeteYodis Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 298

  June 12 edited June 12

  @GWS50 Paul showed you the way to change the date format to what you prefer.  If you want to see this format for the date on every drawing you create, you can export your drawing as a template and use that from now on for your drawings.  To export a template, right click on the drawing tab, choose dwt as the file type, and download and/or store that template in a document tab.
  
  To update an existing template with that freshly exported one, right click on your existing template tab and choose "Update...".  Now pick your new downloaded template to update it with.  

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• GWS50 Member Posts: 109 PRO

  June 12

  Great I'll update my template, many thanks for the help

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• owen_sparks Member, Developers Posts: 2,292 PRO

  June 12

  America still uses cheques??  I don't think I've see one of those for more than a decade.
  

  Next you'll be tell us use yo measure things in inches!
  

  Production Engineer
  HWM-Water Ltd
  

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• pmd Member, Developers Posts: 25 PRO

  June 12 Accepted Answer

  It would be nice if there was a "d-MMM-yyyy" format (4 digit year). I did raise a support ticket for this one a long while ago...
  
  

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