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When you clicked "Create a design table with current parameter values" have you selected the parameters you want to transport to Excell? After that there should be a prompt to save the Excell file, was it saved?

Just had an idea that will do the trick, not a "elegant" one but it should work: Everytime the catalog parts suffers an update, the corresponding Excell file should be renamed to something like rev_A, rev_B, etc... This way when an old product is open and updated, it will not recognize the...

Hello, Thanks for your answer, that may be an option, but during design one may want to change configuration, and in this way it means to replace the part by a new one, if you were still able to modify the configuration it's much faster

Hello, I'll try to explain by steps: 1-Create a catalog part with a design table 2-Part is inserted into a Product in one of its configuration 3-Product is finished and part should not change 4-Catalog is changed, for example, one configuration is added 5-Reopening the old Product the part...

The only way it worked for me, was unchecking in java control panel, the option "Enable the next-generation Java Plug-in".