Well I understand that cannot be done directly in parts list (Code column = <W$=@$PART_NAME>)
Can I automatically get this information in expression? Then NX9 can fill attributes from expression. (No sure about NX7.5)
Thank you
Fabio on NX7.5
Although it seems to me that none of those voices is applicable to my case, I tried all of them.
I also tested each of them with the option "Evaluate cell as formula".
In any situation, the column remains empty.
With the option "Evaluate cell formula as" the column presents on each row the Dash...
From the previous thread
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to give an appropriate title to the thread I will continue here.
After watching the video of PhoenNX PLM, I became aware that we have much to learn.
All my "Seed Parts" have an attribute called "Code" and I set in all seed parts
Code = <W$=@$PART_NAME>
In parts...
Sorry dirtying the original thread but do not know how to move the separate discussion in a new one.
Anyhow
could you please direct me to the documentation that discusses these automatic texts and how to put them in parts list?
Thank you
Just to continue in this thread...
1 which version was first implemented for the =<X.2@xxxxx> functions?
2 Do I misunderstood the new features about fast attributes editing? (maybe "Edit attributes in bulk"?)
3 In past I try to do something for NX with VB2012 Express but found that need a...
Another hint I looking for to automate the parts list creation is about the "Code" column. You can see it in the last page of the file attached to previous post.
Very often this information is taken from a portion of the filename without extension.
a) the portion to take is not fixed
b) sometime...
Follow your video is an impressive step over any of my idea.
Job done.
Is there a reason you not suggest me to format the string to:
LAM. L=<X.2@LENGTH> W=<X.2@WIDTH> T=<X.2@THICKNESS>
so to have exactly what I need? Maybe some bug or a new features in next realeses?
Just curious, from what...
I hope not to go OT but I looking for compiling NX9 drafting parts list with parts attributes.
Could anyone drive my step by step on how to do?
We work mainly with square and rectangular metal pipes and plain metal of various thickness. Often also a really simple folded sheet metal but I think...
