When defining a dimension in Solid Edge, which of the following is NOT typically editable after creation?

When defining a dimension in Solid Edge, the unit type is generally set at the time of creation and typically cannot be edited after the fact without going through specific steps to change the dimension's properties. This means that once a dimension has been established with a specific unit type (such as inches or millimeters), that choice becomes foundational and would usually require altering the settings of the document or possibly converting dimensions rather than simply changing the unit for that specific dimension.

On the other hand, the dimension style can be modified to reflect different visual or textual standards, the text value can be edited to change what the dimension reads, and the dimension location can be adjusted to reposition the placement of the dimension line in relation to the associated geometry. Therefore, the inability to adjust the unit type directly highlights why this is the correct answer to the question about which item is not typically editable after the dimension has been created.