My boss would like me to create a custom report for an airfoil.
right now i have something like this
Point #| +Tol | -Tol | Measured | Deviation| <- (as a label so it will show on the top of each page) point2 | .006 | .003 | .006 | .006 | <- (pointtable.lbl) point4 | .006 | .003 | .002 | .002 | etc
(there is no nominal value in this table b/c they are all zero for all of my points based on the way that the program was written)
when i set the grid control object labeled above as the default rule for all location dimensions it works fine. however i can't use this for some of the other features i have.
so i end up with
Major_OD | .001 | .001| 3.245 | .001 | but i need the nominal value for this feature as well
so i tried settig pointtable.lbl to just the dimension that haves a T axis value and i get:
DIM LOC# = LOCATION OF [FEATURE ID] UNITS = IN <- AX NOMINAL +TOL -TOL MEAS DEV OUTTOL <- I don't need these 2 lines point2 | .006 | .003 | .002 | .002 |
anyone have a way to get rid of the extra junk that i don't need?
part 2 of my question is how can i put 2 tables side by side?
in my code in the edit window, above the dimension commands i have some assign statements ASSIGN/SIDE="CONVEX" [CONVEX SIDE DIMENSIONS HERE" ASSIGN/SIDE="CONCAVE"
i would like to be able to have this in the end
******************* ******************** ** Convex Side ** ** Concave Side ** ******************* ********************
gotta say, that worked out pretty nicely to get that extra junk out of the report. Thank you! still need to split the dimensions into to colums though....
gotta say, that worked out pretty nicely to get that extra junk out of the report. Thank you! still need to split the dimensions into to colums though....