Can I use KF function in Formatting
Can I use KF function in Formatting
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Is there anyway that I can use a KF function (such as stringReplace()) in a note Formatting box? and how?
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Is there anyway that I can use a KF function (such as stringReplace()) in a note Formatting box? and how?
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RE: Can I use KF function in Formatting
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RE: Can I use KF function in Formatting
RE: Can I use KF function in Formatting
With the Expression dialog open, press the F1 key and the help page for Expressions will open. Go about 2/3 of the way down the page and you will find a section titled 'More Options' and below it is a picture of an icon with the 'function' symbol on it f(x) and the title 'Functions'. There are links here which will go to documents which will help you with using the built-in functions. Also, once you're using the function operation in the Expression editor, for each function selected there are additional help files which can be accessed from the function dialog which will go into more detail for each function.
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RE: Can I use KF function in Formatting
why NX is complaining w@db_part_no in the following expression?
replaceString(w@db_part_no, "S01", "Xyz")
what isthe right syntax?
RE: Can I use KF function in Formatting
CODE
You may have to modify the above to point to the correct file from which you want to pull the DB_PART_NO attribute (eg you are using the master model method and are placing the note in the drawing file but pulling info from the model file).