Drawings: Quantity Balloon Changes - Info Window.

[Airfix]

Creo 7.  I had to switch out a part in an assembly and I updated the drawing that has repeat regions with find number balloons.  My drawing shows all the correct balloons and quantities but every time I open it up I get an info window that says:

Quantity Balloon Changes

Total quantity for XYZ.PRT in ABC.ASM has been changed to Zero.  Associated balloons have been removed.

See the attached file.

I get the context of what this is saying but I don't know why I get it every time I open the drawing.  I've looked through all the drawing views to make sure I don't have a hidden balloon annotations.  Does anybody know what I need to do to prevent this info window showing up every time?

Airfix

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[kdirth]

This should go away after you save the drawing once.

[Airfix]

The drawing has been saved at least once since then probably more than that.

I'll try that again though.

[MartinHanak]

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@Airfix wrote:

Creo 7.  I had to switch out a part in an assembly and I updated the drawing that has repeat regions with find number balloons.  My drawing shows all the correct balloons and quantities but every time I open it up I get an info window that says:

Quantity Balloon Changes

Total quantity for XYZ.PRT in ABC.ASM has been changed to Zero.  Associated balloons have been removed.

See the attached file.

I get the context of what this is saying but I don't know why I get it every time I open the drawing.  I've looked through all the drawing views to make sure I don't have a hidden balloon annotations.  Does anybody know what I need to do to prevent this info window showing up every time?

Airfix

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Hi,

1.) resume xyz.prt and and investigate what happened

2.) upload your data for testing purposes

[Airfix · Accepted solution]

Just saving the drawing doesn't fix this message.

I had to re-assemble the XYZ.prt and then save.  Then I deleted the XYZ.prt and everything was back to normal with no message.

I'm unable to upload my data as there is a lot of proprietary information on the drawing.

It seems like I found a work around though.

Cheers,

Airfx