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kr7530

Automotive
Aug 9, 2011
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I have a rule that sets the multiple values of a parameter(B) based off the value of another parameter(A). Is there a way to set parameter(B) to equal the value of the first multiple value in the list? Whenever parameter(A) is changed, the value of parameter(B)does not change until I select a value from the new list of multiple values.

Thank You,
Kevin
 
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if you control parameter B from parameter A, why do you need multiple values?

The valuation of Parameter B by a relation may not satisfy the list of multiple values <== message from CATIA KWA.

Then Parameter B list id not avalable no more as Parameter B is defined by if tule.

Eric N.
indocti discant et ament meminisse periti
 
Add a reaction. When A = "Whatever your input is", B = "Enter first value in list", etc. Just tested it and it works, I have the exact same scenario in one of my templates.
 
my reaction are only on valuechange... how do you check the value?

Eric N.
indocti discant et ament meminisse periti
 
For this application, parameter A would be the type of die steel (form, trim, flange, etc.) that the user sets. Parameter B would be a list of materials that fit the application based off the type selected. Ideally it would be nice to be able to set parameter B to the value my company prefers but have the multiple value list so the user can select something different if out customer specifies to.

Kevin
 
Thanks jopal, I will give that a try.
 
Working great jopal. itsmyjob, my reaction is set to a value change of parameter A. Down side might be that if parameter B is changed after the reaction has been triggered and it is triggered again the user will have to remember to change parameter B a second time.
 
yes kr7530 you are exactly correct, that is the only downfall with this method
 
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