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Pierluigi Diletti
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Fri Sep 09, 2005 8:10 pm Post subject:
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I have a table for BOM in a drawing file.
The position index (rpt.index) increases by 1 ( 1-2-3-...)
I'd like to have an increasing by 10 ( 10-20-30,...).
Do you how to do that ??
Thanks in advance
Pier
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Jeff Howard
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Fri Sep 09, 2005 8:10 pm Post subject:
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I have a table for BOM in a drawing file.
The position index (rpt.index) increases by 1 ( 1-2-3-...)
I'd like to have an increasing by 10 ( 10-20-30,...).
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Don't know if this is the easiest way ....
Create a repeat region relation (Table / Repeat Region / Relations)
my_rpt_index = rpt_index * 10
Change the repeat region symbol from
rpt.index
to
rpt.rel.my_rpt_index
Think that'll do ya.
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David Janes
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Mon Sep 12, 2005 4:10 pm Post subject:
Re: WF2 - BOM table -Position index |
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| Quote: | "Pierluigi Diletti" <pdiletti@tiscali.it> wrote
I have a table for BOM in a drawing file.
The position index (rpt.index) increases by 1 ( 1-2-3-...)
I'd like to have an increasing by 10 ( 10-20-30,...).
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You can also manually number every item anything you want with 'Table>Repeat
Region>Fix Index'. Pick the item number and type a new one. It helps to start with
the item that will have the highest number and set that, making room below.
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David Janes
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Pierluigi Diletti
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Tue Sep 13, 2005 12:10 am Post subject:
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Thanks a lot, David
It's really very simple, even if it's not "automatic".
Bye
Pier
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| Quote: | "Pierluigi Diletti" <pdiletti@tiscali.it> wrote
I have a table for BOM in a drawing file.
The position index (rpt.index) increases by 1 ( 1-2-3-...)
I'd like to have an increasing by 10 ( 10-20-30,...).
You can also manually number every item anything you want with
'Table>Repeat
Region>Fix Index'. Pick the item number and type a new one. It helps to
start with
the item that will have the highest number and set that, making room
below.
--
David Janes
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