The work-around does make the dimension look correct. It has its limitations, though. When I export the file as a .DXF file, and open it in AutoCAD, these dimensions don't display correctly. I see the less-than symbol underlined, followed by %%U and the numbers I entered in the work around. I know t...

I think I've stumbled on an incompatibility with AutoCAD. I want to use a < symbol with underline to mean less than or equal to. In AutoCAD, I type in a text override such as y37%%u<%%u<>, and I get the y37 and the less than or equal to symbol, followed by the value of the dimension (e.g. 138). In I...