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November 19, 2016
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Export measurements from family table models

  • November 19, 2016
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Dear Community,

 

Maybe anyone can help me:

 

I created a family table in CREO 2.0 of a skeleton model with many hundreds of instances and in the generic model i did some measurements.

Now i would like to export the measurement-values in a .txt-file or a .xls-file for every single model of the family table.

 

Is there a possibility to do this with PRO/PROGRAM, TOOLKIT-API or even without any programming ?

 

Thanks a lot,

Andy


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Best answer by MartinHanak

Hi,

if you are able to create analysis feature in your generic model and define parameter representing measurement result inside this analysis feature, then you can:

  • add the above mentioned parameter into family table (temporarily)
  • verify family table instances
  • open family table in Excel and save it

MH

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MartinHanak24-Ruby IIIAnswer
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November 21, 2016

Hi,

if you are able to create analysis feature in your generic model and define parameter representing measurement result inside this analysis feature, then you can:

  • add the above mentioned parameter into family table (temporarily)
  • verify family table instances
  • open family table in Excel and save it

MH

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    awinkler1-VisitorAuthor
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    November 24, 2016

    Thank you, that works fine !

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      dschenken1-Visitor
      1-Visitor
      November 21, 2016

      It's probable you can create a Repeat region on a drawing to show the values of those measurements, just like any other value associated with a feature. You'll need a 2-D region to expand the family table instances.

      After that you can Save the table as CSV (you will have to manually delete the numeric suffix Creo adds if you want to open it in Excel)

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