The only thing that comes to mind right off, with out using Microsoft's Rights Protection is to simply use the work sheet protection built into Excel. Lock all of the cells in the work sheet except for those that you want the user to be able to edit. On your page set-up option on the file menu...
Very good example. Take note of the text towards the center of the page.
"This means the four-hole pattern may shift out of position in one direction while the datum feature shifts in the other direction as shown. A very common error made at inspection is to use this allowed datum shift as a...
I assume that you are referring to applying material bonus to your datum(s). As your datum departs from MMC, or LMC, as the case may be, you get a zone in which your datum centerline may move. If your departure from MMC were 0.060mm, you would get a zone that is 0.060 wide in which your datum...
Hey, with a couple of mods to make it specific to my spreadsheet, I think this just may work! I'll have to do a little bit of modification to my spreadsheet, but I think this is a winner.
Thanks a lot!
Well alrighty then...
I am trying to figure how how to automate a task on a spread-sheet with a macro function and don't quite know how to go about it. Currently we have to copy and paste.
In the lab that I work in, we use a spread sheet to report results of FAIs, the second to the last sheet...
If you are refering to simply doubling you deviation from nominal to obtain your TP, it works just fine. With a diametrical zone, one doubles the root of (x squared + y squared). so if your y is 0, then you are doubling the root of x squared. the root of x squared = x, so in essence, you are...
Hey Dave,
I would have to agree with you, although I can not find anything in Y14.5M-1994 that backs it up. The datum is already established, the edge, you are now defining the "perfect offset" from the edge, -B-, to the FOS.
Mark
I would have to agree with Heckler on the point of not putting the actual procedure on the print. I'm used to seeing Key/Critical Characteristic callouts often refering the person reading the print to procedure. If the test procedure is changed for whatever reason, you would have to change the...
