Repeat Region in Table > Report Symbol?

[ptc-3106393]

Hello everybody, I would like to add 2 new columns in a table: Material and Treatment This parameters are filled in the drawings of the parts (thanks to the .frm files) as: "&nom_mat" and "&traitment_th" Do you think that I can call this parameters with a Repeat Region? And if yes, how I have to proceed? (I just want to know which Report Symbol I have to use) I work on WF2. Thanks! Sylvain
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[ptc-3106393]

here is a picture of my problem: HELP! Please

[CBenner]

Try asm.mbr.USER_DEFINED, then type the name of the part parameter. I know that works in WF3 and up. It has been a while since I've done it so I hope I git the names right. Good luck.

[ptc-3106393]

Thanks for your answer, but I'm sorry, it doesn't works. Are you sure that it works on WF3? Maybe WF2 don't accept this kind of process. If I succeed, it will be very interesting for the efficiency of my company... Do you have another solution? Does anyone else have a solution? Please

[eric.mills]

You can also manually input the name of the parameter to be used in the column using &name in the cell. This can be done by selecting cell and right click select properties and input the text.

[ptc-3106393]

Thank you, but it doesn't works either. here is a screen shot of the result: other ideas? ...

[ptc-3067739]

If you did not add that parameter to the part or asm file, that is your problem. If this is that case, add it to your start parts. Use the asm.mbr.userdefined option and type in you paramer name like what Chris said. The reason you cant click to add is because you don't have a parameter for it to change.

[Kevin]

Try &asm.mbr.nom_mat

[ptc-3106393]

Thanks for your answers, I've just realised that it works!!! The problem is only my forgetfulness: I didn't saw the parameters in the top of the table, but it's a very long table, and now I can see that the bottom of the columns are filled!!! ... thanks again! [end of the topic]