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rhuisstede1-Visitor
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August 11, 2015
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Changing structure of a multi-level family table

  • August 11, 2015
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Hello everybody,

If possible, I maybe want to change an existing Multi-level table. It is an part "Bolt" with DIN and ISO as highest level. Downwards it consist of the several DIN- and ISO-norms. When putting a hexbolt M6 ISO8765 in the assembly you look first for ISO and then the specific norm and size. Because ISO8765 is equal to DIN960, I want to smash ISO8765 and DIN960 to one level! And so also smash the highest levels DIN and ISO to one "DIN/ISO" or even delete!

I hope it's clear what I want!? And it's problably not possible, I suspect, but maybe can someone suprise me?

Is it also possible to copy one level?

Thanks already!

Greets Raymond


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VladimirPalffy14-Alexandrite
14-Alexandrite
August 11, 2015

Hi,

If I need something copy from one Family table to another I use always CTRL+C >> CTRL+V = copy and paste.

In Family Table you can copy all information.

Tru to use this technique

Note: do not forget >> Select rows > CTRL+C >> Delete rows (delete old names) >> Remove all information from memory and then CTRL+V

I thisnk that it will be OK. You can try it

Regards,

Vladimir

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rhuisstede1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
August 13, 2015

Thanks Vladimir for your reaction. But I wasn't quite clear I suppose or I do something wrong:

- I could copy and paste a row, but

- I mean a "sub"-table with al its rows, so I can make one standard table and copy it multiple times and make some slightly changes.

Is it clear what I ment?

Greets Raymond

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MartinHanak24-Ruby III
24-Ruby III
August 13, 2015

Raymond,

I guess that if you switch from Pro/TABLE editor to MS Excel then you can do everything what you need. For example you can open another instance of Excel and copy the whole subtable into it.

Martin Hanak

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