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Draft labeling problems

Nico Haavisto
Nico Haavisto over 9 years ago
 
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  • Nico Haavisto
    Nico Haavisto over 9 years ago
    Hello to all.

    I'm in need of some assistance. I have two problems that I need help with.

    1. I need to make a label that shows plate dimensions. PL70 is not enough, I still need the width x hight. is that even possible?

    2. I have several items that are identical in design and in our material takeoff they need to be with same partnumbers.
    We use Posno attribute for partnumbering. So for example I have material number 22 occurring 40 times in my design.
    I'm trying to do a material takeofflist out of Glabs that would be smart enough to add up identical posno attributes.

    So I can do a list that shows 40 rows of item number 22 but I would like to do a list that only has
    one row of item no 22 and a column that says 40pcs.

    I hope you can figure out what I mean.
    All help I can get is much appreciated!
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  • Juha Sepponen
    Juha Sepponen over 9 years ago
    Hi,

    1. I suppose your plate is a PANEL. If yes, you could try the psize -attribute that gives panels x- and y-length.

    J.Wide
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  • Nico Haavisto
    Nico Haavisto over 9 years ago
    Awesome J.Wide. That worked, thank you!
    Now there's only one problem remaining :)
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  • Juha Sepponen
    Juha Sepponen over 9 years ago
    For the other problem it would help to see a bit how your material list is done. Some screenshot or glab's attributes maybe
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  • Nico Haavisto
    Nico Haavisto over 9 years ago
     

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  • Juha Sepponen
    Juha Sepponen over 9 years ago
    And how do you collect contents for the table? In this collecting phase you could add a small pml-function that collects all items with same posno and then returns the number of them. I'm not that good with pml myself but I'm sure someone can help you with this. Sounds possible to do at least :)

    Cheers,
    J
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  • Nico Haavisto
    Nico Haavisto over 9 years ago
    Sorry what do you mean by collecting content? It's just a material table next to the drawing I'm making so this is the end result of the table.
    The information doesn't go anywhere further than this table if that's what you mean.
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  • Juha Sepponen
    Juha Sepponen over 9 years ago
    I meant how the table is built up. How do you select what to show in this table? Is it a custom tool or PDMS's original?
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  • Nico Haavisto
    Nico Haavisto over 9 years ago
    It's neither of them.
    I create glab copy previous and then give it the btext values I want and I do this in excel.
    then I assign these glabs to a certain item ref (ddname) that I have previously listed in Design.
    So it's just a simple create glab command, I just execute and multiply all this in excel before copy paste these commands
    to Draft. So basically I create a command in excel and then it's just copy paste.
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  • Juha Sepponen
    Juha Sepponen over 9 years ago
    Okay, I see... Well, in my opinion seems easier to do the trick in excel then. Perhaps some nice excel-macro to do it for you?
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