Adding Page Dimensions at the end of a file name

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Charltonpaul
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Adding Page Dimensions at the end of a file name

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I have created a flow where it adds the trim box dimensions at the end of the file, but it adds them in Points. Is there a way so it can adds millimeters instead.
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You have to use Switch Calculations to convert it to mm. Multiply with 0.352778
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[Switch.Calculation:Expression="round([Switch.Calculation:Expression="[Stats.TrimBoxWidth:Type="Effective"]/2.83464567"])"]x[Switch.Calculation:Expression="round([Switch.Calculation:Expression="[Stats.TrimBoxHeight:Type="Effective"]/2.83464567"])"]
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In the Pitstop configurator you can also set it to create a report (which you do not need to use), and then you can change the unit.
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A feature request for the configurator could be the ability to set the unit, without needing to create the report. But maybe there are some technical reasons for it.
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I will just add that my action list uses the built in variable in Pitstop to get the size of the Trim Box.
So not a Switch variable.

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I'll add in another suggestion, using FastLane from Pisttop, it will just provide you with any of the box sizes needed, Bleed, Trim, Media, ect. No calculation needed.
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