Go in your true position and the last tab is "nominals", I think you uncheck it there. Otherwise, in your report window right click on your true position and uncheck it there. I know it's 1 or the other.
JesseB413 is correct - Without modifying the report template rule tree, you can't mask the position of the datum feature if there is a material modifier present.
Two suggestions for you
- Add a geometric tolerance on D (probably perpendicularity) with respect to A above this one in your program. Then the software can properly compute the MMB size of datum feature D without assuming [0(M)|A] and it likely won't be OOT.
- Remove the material modifier on datum reference D.
Add a geometric tolerance on D (probably perpendicularity) with respect to A above this one in your program. Then the software can properly compute the MMB size of datum feature D without assuming [0(M)|A] and it likely won't be OOT.
I tried this option and nothing happens, at least offline.
Looks like the only way to turn off datum position in 2016 is to remove the modifier from the datum. From version 2020 R2 and on (GeoTol) datum positions aren't shown even with a modifier. Might be an excuse to upgrade!
In the past, I have extracted the TP measurement from the feature and put it into a generic feature then report that. Then set the TP FCF Report=STATS to collect the data yet but hide from the report.
You can always change the ASME Y14 to Custom then go to the Nominals Tab and Fit To Datums and uncheck it. This doesn't get rid of it, but it won't allow your Datums to move.
