# How to enter fractional inches? Something’s changed…

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They took out that extra feature earlier this year.

Now you need to utilize the division symbol on your calculator.

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So it will look like this after you input 3/8

More examples here:

> [@Issue with imperial units in architectural format](https://discourse.shapr3d.com/t/issue-with-imperial-units-in-architectural-format/38719/5):
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> This is also correct. Shapr converts it to If you keep it in inches, no feet you can also If you need feet.

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