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Not sure where the problem is stemming from. The assembly is a modge-podge of various pieces from different formats. The drawing border came from the final customer in NX4 format with outdated attributes. The majority of parts were converted from SolidWorks STEP-214 files. Otheres were...

Well, I got it to work. I had to abandon the previous drawing with all my views set up, all 14 pages and start over again with a clean sheet. I opened a single view and added the parts list without a problem. I believe there is a sort of "bit" set somewhere in the part database that I can't...

Sorry. The assembly is made of approx. 80 component parts and several sub-assemblies.

I am using NX6. I had previously created a drawing using parts list without any problems. I have created another assembly and when I insert the generic parts list, it displays only the first row with the column labels. What is causing the parts list from updating. There are approx 80 detail...

I'm using NX6 I created a drawing border for a customer, moved it to the templates folder, and modified the .pax file. If I insert it using the template or even use the Import > Part command and select the .prt file, I get a border that contains not only the original lines, but also contains 2...

I've seen some callouts with <@W?attrib_name>. What exactly does the @ and ? do for the string?

Thank you Moudy1. That works great. Where do you find such tricks of the craft at?

I have a similar problem with using symbold within attributes. I have a drawing border which requires a standard tolerance area. The values are based on the type of design. The character string on the drawing should read ".03 ±.05 ±.005 ±.0005 ±0.5°" The special character symbols are...

Based on customer requirements, the parts list on my drawing needs to have the quantites multiplied by 4. I know that sounds ridiculous but that's what they want. I am using the standard parts list for my test and the column listed "QTY" has attributes of "$~Q" in the default text field of the...