Measurements & number format
Under Settings → Configuration → Measurements & number format, the organisation chooses how dimensions and numbers appear — in the artwork list, artwork panel, and PDF.
Order
Dimensions are always written height × width (museum convention), not width × height. In the artwork panel the fields are labelled or have a tooltip (height / width).
Number format
Presets:
| Preset | Example |
|---|---|
| German | 1.234,5 |
| English | 1,234.5 |
| Switzerland | 1'234.5 |
| SI | 1 234,5 |
| No grouping | 1234,5 |
Applies to artwork dimensions, form number fields (e.g. weight), and PDF output.
Unit (cm / inch)
Display can switch between centimetres and inches. Stored values remain centimetres (1 in = 2.54 cm), with up to 4 decimal places.
Decimal places
In the same settings block the organisation chooses 1–4 places for display and input (artwork dimensions, lists, PDF). Trailing zeros are omitted (92.50 → 92.5). CSV import stores up to 4 places regardless of the display setting.
PDF templates should use artwork.dimensionsDisplay or {{formatNumber …}} / {{formatArtworkDimensions artwork}}.
What this does not change
- Mapping pixel sizes stay pixels.
- CSV import uses named columns
hoehe/breite(still in cm, including decimals such as92,5). - Calendar dates and the datepicker week start are independent — see Date format & calendar week.