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Variables???
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Emerson,
Why not just use your predefined numbers?
"D1@LocalLPattern1" x 60 = "D2@LocalLPattern1"
"D3@LocalLPattern1" X 20 = "D4@LocalLPattern1" Scott Baugh, CSWP
George Koch Sons,LLC
Evansville, IN 47714
sjb@kochllc.com
Why not just use your predefined numbers?
"D1@LocalLPattern1" x 60 = "D2@LocalLPattern1"
"D3@LocalLPattern1" X 20 = "D4@LocalLPattern1" Scott Baugh, CSWP
George Koch Sons,LLC
Evansville, IN 47714
sjb@kochllc.com
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Emerson
you could create a dummy dimension and use this dimension to hold your variable.
I.E if you create a sketch and draw a pair of construction lines 60mm apart and then dimension them you can use the dimension as you variable. Change the dimension and your equations will change.
Regards
Kevin
kevin@ketd.co.uk
you could create a dummy dimension and use this dimension to hold your variable.
I.E if you create a sketch and draw a pair of construction lines 60mm apart and then dimension them you can use the dimension as you variable. Change the dimension and your equations will change.
Regards
Kevin
kevin@ketd.co.uk
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