BOM - Member of assembly

[VV_10241385]

Hallo 🙂

Could you tell me, please, how I can get the Member of assembly  to the BOM? Like in the BOM from gpeetersem on the picture.

What is the report symbol? Attributes are No Dup/Level and Recursive?

And is it possible to get to the BOM the file path of the part or subassembly?

Thank you in advance

Vaclav

[MartinHanak]

Hi,

maybe you can use this "solution":

[MartinHanak]

... maybe the original Member of assembly column shows model parameters defined by user in every model.

[VV_10241385]

Thank you for your help.

But in your example should be this value for CP_P1, CP2, CP3 "PODSESTAVA", not "ASM001", because the level is 3. My idea is to fill it automatically, not to write "ASM001, ....." to the relations :-(.

Do you have another idea, please? Maybe, I explained my query incorrect.

[MartinHanak · Accepted solution]

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@VV_10241385 wrote:

Thank you for your help.

But in your example should be this value for CP_P1, CP2, CP3 "PODSESTAVA", not "ASM001", because the level is 3. My idea is to fill it automatically, not to write "ASM001, ....." to the relations :-(.

Do you have another idea, please? Maybe, I explained my query incorrect.

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Hi,

requested repeat region functionality is not implemented. You cannot show name of component parent assembly using some "special" parameter.

The only solution is to create member_of_assembly parameter in every model and display it in repeat region using asm.mbr.member_of_assembly parameter. I case that creation of model parameters is not suitable, you can create component parameter named member_of_assembly and display it using asm.mbr.cparam.member_of_assembly parameter.

[VV_10241385]

Hallo

Thank you very much. It seems, it is the best solution. And only one more parameter in the assembly ...

Have a nice day