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Open your assembly.
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From the
Tools section of the
action bar,
click
Create Product Table
.
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Click
Yes to create an xls file or
No to create a txt file.
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Click
OK in the
Engineering Document dialog box.
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Click a product in the
tree
to add a column to the product table.
Note:
The columns can only drive the activity of a
product instance, a parameter or the component of a family.
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Click
Parameter to select a parameter and thus to
create another column.
Note:
You can alternatively click a parameter in the
tree.
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In the
Choose the parameter dialog box, select the
parameter and click
OK.
Note:
A parameter driven by the column of a product table gets the
value of the column and of the applied row.
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Click
New row to add a row to the table.
Note:
When clicking
New row,
true appears in the cell: It is the default
activity of the product instance. You can set it to
false by clicking the cell and editing it. If
you clicked
Apply Row, and if the cell is set to false,
the product instance is deactivated and does not appear in the assembly nor in
the
tree.
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Modify the values by editing the cells.
Notes:
- Before editing the cell, click the
Edit cells check box. By default, this
option is checked when creating a product table to define cells values but it
is cleared when editing an existing product table.
- Edit sheet displays a view of the
product table depending on the type (.xls or .txt) of file associated with the
product table. After saving the sheet, all modifications are taken into account
in the product table: You can modify a cell, add, move or remove a row or a
column. You cannot remove the first column nor the first row because they
define the identifiers of the rows and the column titles.
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Click
New row to add a new row.
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Click an item in the
tree
to associate an object to the column.
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Fill-in the row of your product table by editing the cells.
Your product table is created.
Once the rows are added, you can select one and click
Apply row to modify the assembly by applying the
values of the row. Product instances are activated/deactivated, parameters are
modified and components of families are replaced.
Notes:
- When objects are deactivated, they disappear from the session.
- When activating or deactivating a product instance using
Apply row, engineering connections that
point to this instance are also activated/deactivated.