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Show dual dimensions in a drawing table

DennisRehmer
12-Amethyst

Show dual dimensions in a drawing table

 

if "fam.inst.param.value" != "0"
$convert = "fam.inst.param.value" * 25.4
errorInvalid data type combination at right side of expression
endif

 

If I add in the relation as shown in this link, i get this message.

 

If fam_inst_param_value<>0
errorInvalid symbol 'fam_inst_param_value' found.
convert=fam_inst_param_value*25.4
Endif

 

Any help would be appreciated. I am using Creo 3.0.

7 REPLIES 7

Hi,

please create and upload example FT model + its drawing.


Martin Hanák

Please find a small example of a part that is family table driven, and is dual dimension on the drawing.

 

Looking to see how to get dual dimension displayed in the table.

 

Thanks.

 

Dennis

try this:

In your part file generic create a relation of MM_Width = A*25.4

Then add a user parameter to your family table of MM_Width

This should pull the value of MM_width from the model for each instance.

Thank you for the response. My concern is that this was a simple example, but there could be situations where we have numerous values that are FT driven. Keeping the MM column after the INCH might not always line up properly. What I am looking for, and in many suggested ideas this was given, was to have them BOTH in the same box on the drawing. I have attached an image showing for the PLATE-DR-4HOLES, the "A" dimension of what I am looking to do. In this example i just added in the MM value under the INCH value to show what I want for my result.

 

Dennis

Looking to see if anyone has a solution that will work.

 

Dennis

Take the MM_width parameter and put it in the same cell as the inch width, so the cell has 2 lines.

I use 2 lines in a cell for my description column in BOM tables, so it should work for any repeat region table.

 

 

mrb2872
3-Newcomer
(To:BenLoosli)

Ben, could you post screenshots of process you use to get two different values to show up in the same cell?  I can add the 2nd report parameter into the cell properties, I'm not sure how to set the 2nd value to the use the MM parameter relation.

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