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Accessing FCF True Position in VB

Hello,

Does anyone know the commands to access the True Position Measured values using VB? The typical "Commands.DimensionCommands.Measured" does not apply to TP. I am writing a new macro for Excel to import data from PC-DMIS. All of the current examples only refer to location type dimensions. Also, please advise if there is a better place to post this.

Thanks!

t.
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  • Returns object variable or with block variable not set. I think it has something to do with the new way (v4.0 and up) in which TP is calculated in a set of features. It is almost like once the dimension is found you have to loop through all of the elements withing that tp set to get to the individual tp deviations.
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  • Returns object variable or with block variable not set. I think it has something to do with the new way (v4.0 and up) in which TP is calculated in a set of features. It is almost like once the dimension is found you have to loop through all of the elements withing that tp set to get to the individual tp deviations.
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