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hello all,
i am using the simple repeat region method to create a family table in my assembly drawing.
because of this i am using filters such as "&fam.inst.param.name == xxxxx"
however, in my assembly, i have the same part file copy pasted 4 times (they make a square within my assy) and each instance of the assy has different instances of that part file.
ex:
assy-1 has part-A, part-B, part-A, part-B
assy-2 has part-C, part-D, part-C, part-D
assy-3 has part-E, part-F, part-E, part-F
assy-4 has part-G, part-H, part-G, part-H
so if you notice, they have basically a top/bottom and side/side of the square for each assy instance.
when i use the 2-d family table it comes out correct, looking like the example but in table form, but i want to use the simple table because i want to change the top row names.
when i apply the filter like always, because the part file is named the same for all instances possible, i end up getting ALL 16 of the part instances for each component instance of the part within the assembly
so it ends up looking like:
assy-1 has part-A, part-A, part-A, part-A
assy-2 has part-B, part-B, part-B, part-B
assy-3 has part-A, part-A, part-A, part-A
assy-4 has part-B, part-B, part-B, part-B
part-C, part-C, part-C, part-C
part-D, part-D, part-D, part-D
part-C, part-C, part-C, part-C
part-D, part-D, part-D, part-D
part-E, part-E, part-E, part-E
part-F, part-F, part-F, part-F
part-E, part-E, part-E, part-E
part-F, part-F, part-F, part-F
part-G, part-G, part-G, part-G
part-H, part-H, part-H, part-H
part-G, part-G, part-G, part-G
part-H, part-H, part-H, part-H
i get all these extra rows of no assy nubmer but it has part instances.
i am hoping there is some kind of filter expression i can add to my already existing filter to further...well...filter my columns.
i hope this explanation makes sense, i am happy to share more if needed, i just cant post any screenshots of my work directly
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figured it out.
all i needed was an extra filter
&fam.inst.param.value == *HOR*
In my case, the ones I wanted were all labeled with HOR or VER at the end so I was able to filter by those keywords using the asterisk wildcards
Hi @SD_14219997,
Thank you for your question.
Your post appears well documented but has not yet received any response. I am replying to raise awareness. Hopefully, another community member will be able to help.
Also, feel free to add any additional information you think might be relevant. It sometimes helps to have screenshots to better understand what you are trying to do.
Regards,
Anurag
figured it out.
all i needed was an extra filter
&fam.inst.param.value == *HOR*
In my case, the ones I wanted were all labeled with HOR or VER at the end so I was able to filter by those keywords using the asterisk wildcards
