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We put our revision triangles next to the part number in the BOM table that was effected.
When an item is added or deleted the table shifts causing the revision triangle to be on the wrong item.
Any help would be great.
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Not sure if this would work, but did you try putting a Repeat Region > Comment column at the end of the table (possibly of tiny column width) using &sym() to include the symbol?
Unfortunately it is not possible to "attach" a symbol to a specific repeat region in a BOM table.
Not sure if this would work, but did you try putting a Repeat Region > Comment column at the end of the table (possibly of tiny column width) using &sym() to include the symbol?
Is a comment column different than just clicking table edit>add column?
That did work, thanks Matthew.
To add a comment column, add a row to the table, then go to table - repeat region -comment to define the column as a comment. You can then add text to each cell individually, including using &sym(sym_name) ... where sym_name is the name of your rev triangle symbol.
EDIT: You have to add the comment to the first cell of that repeat region
Ok, so when typing in the comment cell. Do I just need to put &sym(sym_name) with sym_name being the name of my rev symbol? Or does it need to be rpt.rel.sym(sym_name)?
Just &sym(rev_triangle)
And you would only add that to cells that you want to have the rev triangle in.
All that being said...I think it might be easier just to keep track of it manually.
Ok great! Thank you for your help.
Addendum, if you don't like the symbol being in a cell, and want it 'just to the right of the table', take the table as shown in the image, and alter the width of the last column to 0.0001. Make the notes left justified if they were not. Maybe add a space or two at the beginning. Don't use word wrapping.
That will make a cell (that, being tiny, pretends to not exist) that holds the note (that extends past the right to the empty space next to the table) that holds the symbol.
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