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February 20, 2015
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Making Lines in Tables Invisible (Creo 2.0)

  • February 20, 2015
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I am creating a BOM table in Creo with repeat regions that also lists which parts are not shown in the drawing. I would like to make the vertical line inside the red box invisible. (Please reference the attached drawing "example_table.PNG.") Is there a way to make lines in a table invisible in Creo? Thanks for any help.


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    Best answer by sgupta-2

    1) Go to Table Tab

    2) Select the table in which you want to make line invisible

    3) After selection of table under rows & columns option Line Display option will be highlighted

    4) then select the line you want to make invisible.

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    sgupta-21-VisitorAnswer
    1-Visitor
    February 21, 2015

    1) Go to Table Tab

    2) Select the table in which you want to make line invisible

    3) After selection of table under rows & columns option Line Display option will be highlighted

    4) then select the line you want to make invisible.

    Untitled.png

      MartinHanak24-Ruby III
      24-Ruby III
      February 22, 2015

      Hello,

      it is important to know that Creo enables you to "hide" inner table lines, only !

      Dirty trick...

      If you want to have table consisting of 1 cell "without" borders, then create such table, enter requested text/parameter into it and change the size of the cell to 0.1x0.1mm. The cell borders transform to almost invisible dot .

      Martin Hanak

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