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Hi,
I have small problem with table. I create drawing of assembly, and I create table. I create repeat region and insert paramters. If I update table, i have numbers from up to down. My question is. How I change orientation this number? I have in mind that numbers go from down to up. How I change it?
I use Creo 2.0 Parametric
Thanks
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If you want to change direction of table, go into Table Properties of that table and at the top of window you'll have four icons with arrows, that control table creation direction. Just click on one of two icons with arrows going from down to up (either left or right, for example:) and see the change in the table columns & rows. Then you just need to decide with direction you'll need to use.
I am trying to remember how I did this, but I think that if you titles area is below the row when you set the repeat region, it will go up (i.e. set the repeat region as the top row of the table).
If the titles are above and the repeat region is set as the bottom row it will go down. (Memory - troubled things).
I have titles area below the row, when i set the repear region. But, the number 1 is on the top and last number is on the down. I need change it. First part or Number one will be on down and last number will be on the top. I attach screanshot of what i mean.
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If you want to change direction of table, go into Table Properties of that table and at the top of window you'll have four icons with arrows, that control table creation direction. Just click on one of two icons with arrows going from down to up (either left or right, for example:) and see the change in the table columns & rows. Then you just need to decide with direction you'll need to use.
Hi,
we can change diraction of table in CREO, but i found some problem when i using repeat region and i'm using Diraction Down to up so Potition of my table is going down.
Could you give me any adivice about it?
Thank you very much