Hello

Is there a way to have values in a generic table in a drawing driven by
values in a design table of a part/configuration?

I have created a generic drawing and dimension table for each
configuration of an assembly with general dimensions A, B, C, D etc.
All the dimesnions are already in teh assembly design table.  I
currently have to manually fill in the table on the drawing.  It would
be better if I could directly have them linked to the values in the
design table.

Thaks in advance

Bull

We insert the Design Table into the drawing and format it using hide
columns and rows and the other format tools in Excel. There are rules
in help on which row to use for column headings.

If the dimension shows in the drawing, you can add it to your generic
SW table.

Double-click the cell in the table to begin editing it.  Then, click
once on the dimension you'd like to appear in the cell.  YOU MUST THEN
add some sort of extra text.  If you click to exit the cell without
adding anything else, the dimension value disappears.

You might add a unit suffix, or if you were doing the overall
dimensions for a sheet metal flat pattern, add an "x" between the two
dimensions.

On 2 Sep 2006 11:25:37 -0700, "TOP" <kelln...@cbd.net> wrote:

That is possible too. But he wanted information from a Design Table to
show up in  a generic table. I point out that you don't need the
generic table, just insert and format the Design Table.