Re: design tables in assemblies controlling parts?
- From: "Keith Streich" <kstreich@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 14:12:04 -0500
OK, I think everyone is missing a solution.
Create your parts via design tables then once you have an assembly design
table complete, link those cells in the part design table to the assembly
design table. This can all be done with just excel, no VB!
You would be required to open all part design tables that the assembly
design table updates.
Keith
In your assembly design table
"Jeff" <spaceball_24@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I have a question in regards to design tables in assemblies... I am
> trying to control part dimensions in a design table i have created at
> the assembly level... I was able to get the assembly to flip the
> configurations on the part in the assembly design table but ultimately
> really want to control dimensions of parts inside my assembly design
> table... I have talked to my reseller but he says it is not possible...
> I am being stubborn and think it should work... I would think that all
> you would have to do is add something to the end of your dimension name
> saying it came from thus and such part... What we are trying to
> accomplish is a quoting tool where all you gotta do is tweak some
> numbers in (1) design table and boom, you gotta part that can be used
> for quoting... These parts would be used only be used in this situation
> and would be in its own folder so it wont be referenced back to any
> other assemblies we have... Please let me know your thoughts and ideas
> on this... thanks....
>
> Jeff
>
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