Convert inches to decimal value fraction

I get a lot of information required Tin Fractions (12 11/16 in., 2 1/8 inches, etc..) Is it possible in illustrator to convert decimal values?

In illustrator, most dialog boxes can do math, then, first of all make the fraction. 5/8 serait.625 then enter the 12 whole number before the comma 12,625

That's assuming that the dialog box can not handle the whole number and the fraction at the same time.

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