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<br>"10th" means the decimal in the numerator can be in increments of 0.1.
# In the '''Settings Details''' section, select the appropriate '''Price Scale''' from the drop-down list. The following selections are available for fractional format:
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|'''Fractions with <br>integer numerator'''
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The numerator of the fraction may have a decimal:<br>
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<br>10 <sup>23.25</sup>/<sub>32</sub><br>10 <sup>23.5 </sup>/<sub>32</sub><br>10 <sup>23.75</sup>/<sub>32</sub></div>
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{|class="wikitable"
|'''Fractions with <br>decimal numerator'''
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|align="right"|1/64 and Ѕ of 64th
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The "10th", "j", and "S" markings have special meaning.<br><br>Their definitions are laid out in the table below:<br>
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|Marking
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As shown,
<br>"j" means the decimal in the numerator can be in increments of 0.25.
<br>"S" means the decimal in the numerator can be in increments of 0.5.
