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Linking custom property to configuration specific dimension

Linking custom property to configuration specific dimension

Linking custom property to configuration specific dimension

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Hello all, I've run into a bit of a problem. With linking the dimensions of my multiconfiguration part notes with dimensions. Then I click on a dimension it creates a

"Dim@Feature@Part" path

example:


what i need is a

"Dim@Feature@@Configuration@Part" path.

example:


Does anyone know how to force the path I need to be created?
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RE: Linking custom property to configuration specific dimension

FireTruckBerserker,

I think you have to type that stuff in manually.

When I mess with configurations and BOM entries, I move very quickly to design tables. Excel is way more powerful than the custom configurations.

You can also investigate the equation editor.

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JHG

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