Rolling back a rev table

• Aug 1, 2006

• #2

ctopher

Mechanical

Jan 9, 2003

17,519

USA, CA

The only way I know is make a copy of the existing table somewhere. Delete off the dwg. Add a new one, copy info from old table. I do not know of a way to reset it.

Chris
Systems Analyst, I.S.
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• Aug 1, 2006

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djw2k3

Mechanical

Jan 20, 2003

190

Found a kind of work around, create a new revision row, change the letter in the revision balloon to what it should be then delete it (if required). Now when adding a new row in the table it should.

Doesn't seem to update the embedded value though ie, the a note containing property linked to revision.

 

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• Aug 1, 2006

• #4

SBaugh

Mechanical

Mar 6, 2001

6,691

US

check the properties of hte sheet... I don't have SW in front me to test, but it might be there... not sure though...

Regards,

Scott Baugh, CSWP

http://www.scottjbaugh.com

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• Aug 1, 2006

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fcsuper

Mechanical

Apr 20, 2006

2,204

US

Advice for the future, if you know you've added too many rows right a way, simply hit undo It resets the rev table's default back to its previous value.

 

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• Aug 2, 2006

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djw2k3

Mechanical

Jan 20, 2003

190

yep, in the normal course of events my pinky and middle finger hover over Ctrl+z... in this case it was a few Ctrl+z moments too many

 

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