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reporting-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/configure-design-settings/change-a-report-measurement-units.md

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 title: Change a Report's Measurement Units
-author: Anna Gubareva
+author: Natalia Kazakova
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 # Change a Report's Measurement Units
 
@@ -12,12 +12,25 @@ Most metrics of report elements (i.e., element locations, dimensions and margins
 * **Metric system** (in tenths of a millimeter)
 * **Screen coordinates** (in pixels)
 
-To assign a system of measurements to a report, use its **Measure Units** property. You can specify this property either in the report's smart tag...
+To assign a system of measurements to a report, use its **Measure Units** property. You can specify this property in the report's smart tag:
 
 ![](../../../../images/eurd-win-measure-units-in-smart-tag.png)
 
-... or in the [Property Grid](../report-designer-tools/ui-panels/property-grid-tabbed-view.md)'s **Behavior** tab.
+Alternatively, you can enable this property in the [Property Grid](../report-designer-tools/ui-panels/property-grid-tabbed-view.md)'s **Behavior** tab:
 
 ![](../../../../images/eurd-win-measure-units-in-property-grid.png)
 
-Changing the system of measurement results in converting the corresponding property values and updating the layout of all report elements in the Report Designer. Notably, the system of measurement determines the minimum increment with which an element's [location and size](../use-report-elements/manipulate-report-elements/arrange-report-controls.md) can be changed.
+> [!Note]
+> Changing the system of measurement results in converting the corresponding property values and updating the layout of all report elements in the Report Designer. Notably, the system of measurement determines the minimum increment with which an element's [location and size](../use-report-elements/manipulate-report-elements/arrange-report-controls.md) can be changed.
+
+You can control whether to display exact element size while resizing. For this, toggle the **Dimension Notation** option in the View tab:
+
+![Report Designer - Control Dimension Notations Visibility in UI](~/reporting-for-desktop/images/vs-dimension-notation-ui.png)
+
+The notation are based on a selected report unit:
+
+| System of Measurement | Displayed Unit | Image |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| Imperial system     | inches | ![Report Designer - Dimension Notations in inches](~/reporting-for-desktop/images/vs-dimension-notation-imperial-unit.png)     |
+| Metric system     | millimeters | ![Report Designer - Dimension Notations in millimeters](~/reporting-for-desktop/images/vs-dimension-notation-metric-unit.png)     |
+| Screen coordinates | pixels |![Report Designer - Dimension Notations in pixels](~/reporting-for-desktop/images/vs-dimension-notation-pixels-unit.png) |

reporting-for-desktop/articles/report-designer/report-designer-for-winforms/preview-print-and-export-reports.md

@@ -93,4 +93,4 @@ In the PDF Export Options dialog, set the **PDF/UA Compatibility** property to *
 
 The image below shows the result. **Table Cell**'s b is set to **Table Header Cell**, and the screen reader treats Table Cell with "Bill to:" text as a header cell in the exported document:
 
-![Exported report in the screen reader](~/reporting-for-desktop/images/accessible-exported-document-with-table.png)
+![Exported report in the screen reader](~/reporting-for-desktop/images/accessible-exported-document-with-table.png)