formula

[amnon]

hey,

I would like to create formule, which would change hole dimeter in part2 if hole dimeter in part 1 had been changed. Could anyone help me?

best regards
amnon

 

[MrCATIA]

Publish the Parameter in Part1. Copy the Published Parameter from Part1 and Paste it with Link to Part2. Write the Formula in Part2 based on the copied Parameter.

 

[amnon]

Thanks MrCATIA

I did it as you suggested, but I can not see external parameters in formula editor.

 

[flanakins]

Make sure that in Tools, Options, PartInfrastructure, Display that External Referenes + Relations + Parameters are active. Maybe in your case not all three are necessary but it's not a bad idea having them all switched on.

 

[MrCATIA]

Amnon,

I just tried the Formula Editor, and I had similar problems. (I'm using R15):

• the External Parameter did show in the list (I choose "Length" member type to get a shorter list),
• but unable to select External Parameter from the list to use in a formula

I was able to use the External Reference in a formula by selecting the it from the Spec Tree, instead of from the Formula Editor panel.

I think you found another software bug.