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lzanettin1-Visitor
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August 26, 2014
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Table driven from parameters

  • August 26, 2014
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Hello,

I need help on tables.

I'm doing a template.

I need to have a table driven by parameters.

I mean:

I imagine a parameters "nbr of lines", (5 for example)

and my table is created with 5 lines.

is it possible?

repetition region??

thanks,

Laurent


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MartinHanak24-Ruby III
24-Ruby III
August 26, 2014

Laurent,

a table in a drawing is dynamic in case that it contains repeat region, ONLY. Typically, a repeat region is used to show assembly BOM.

Martin Hanak

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lzanettin1-VisitorAuthor
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August 26, 2014

OK,

we ever use repeat région to show bom.

but now I need everything else.

I Need to do a template without any link with 3D model.

that will be a cabling assembly,

THe goal is to fill many parameters, and these parameters are called in tables.

in our cabling we can have from 1 to 5 connectors.

and I want to have in a table some details about these connectors.

SO, I need that my table automatically create 1 to 5 lines (I CAN create à parameter to drive the number of connectors)

Is it possible?

laurent

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MartinHanak24-Ruby III
24-Ruby III
August 27, 2014

Laurent,

it is difficult to understand what you mean. Please upload some pictures and Creo file, if you want to continue the discussion.

Note:

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If you can create requested repeat region for your cabling assembly manually, then you can save the table containing repeat region on your local disc. Later you can load this saved table into your drawing format or drawing template.

Martin Hanak

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