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Component Parameter in repeat Region - BOM Balloons

davehaigh
11-Garnet

Component Parameter in repeat Region - BOM Balloons

What's the proper syntax for displaying a component parameter in a custom BOM balloon?

David Haigh
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So essentially, we are replacing the line number with an assembly component parameter. This is how PTC proposes to pass the "find number" to Windchill.
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So it's not a parameter in the object file, but a parameter that only exist in the assembly.

A different assembly with the same object would have a different value for the parameter.

David Haigh
StephenW
23-Emerald II
(To:davehaigh)

&asm.mbr.cparam.<param_name>

This will access the component parameters in the assembly.

Thanks for all the advice. For those that may want to know how to do this.

For standard Balloons, you pick the Table tab and select the table, pick Properties, then the BOM Balloons tab in the properties dialog.

In the BOM Balloon Parameter field, you enter asm.mbr.cparam.find_number
Where find_number is the component parameter assigned in the assembly.

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This works for both the standard balloon types in Creo. (simple & split)

I then changed the balloon type to a custom quantity balloon.

The existing symbol looks like this:
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I did not edit the symbol.

The table properties now look like this:

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The symbol works without editing.

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David Haigh
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