I also believe specifying exactly which items are not shown in a view is the best practice. I am trying to convince my manager that is the best way to go.
I understand what the note means. I just don't think it's necessary to say "...FOR CLARITY". The whole drawing is "FOR CLARITY". Also, it's like saying "ITEM 4 ADDED TO HOLD COVER IN PLACE" I don't need to say why I did something on the drawing. I just need to inform the reader that this is...
"SOME COMPONENTS NOT SHOWN FOR CLARITY" placed as a drawing note sounds like you are showing components for some other reason besides clarity. Wouldn't it be more correct to say "SOME COMPONENTS NOT SHOWN" or to say which exact components are not shown? I have seen this note under a view where...
Thanks, Taylor Anderson! I just needed to take out the apostrophies that Excel puts in before and after the sheet name and everything worked just fine.
How do I get "ug_cell_read" to read a specific cell in a specific Excel Tab? The Excel spreadsheet I am reading into an expression in NX 7.5 has several named tabs. I want "ug_cell_read" to look at a specific cell in a specific tab in my spreadsheet. What is the syntax for doing that if it...