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Geometric Tolerance Report Labels - Individual Axis Extraction

The new GEOTOL_SUMMARY label uses the following code on a repeating row to generate the axes on the report - =TOLEXT(REPORT_LABEL_AXIS:N,DIM_OUTTOL:N,"SEG=1",0.0,0.0)

I'm attempting to create a custom report label that separates each axis into it's own row, similar to the old SUMMARY.LBL label. The issue is that the REPORT_LABEL_AXIS seems to be an array of axes, including one for TP. Does anybody know of the proper syntax (if available) to pull the contents out of REPORT_LABEL_AXIS one by one? I've attempted things like

REPORT_LABEL_AXIS:N[1]
REPORT_LABEL_AXIS:N{1}
REPORT_LABEL_AXIS[1]:N

I've tried various integers in each configuration. Interestingly, I can set the row repeat expression to =COUNT(REPORT_LABEL_AXIS) - 1 and it repeats the row one time for each axis (not including the TP axis, hence the "- 1"). Thus, REPORT_LABEL_AXIS surely contains each axis as a countable item.

Also, Don Ruggieri perhaps you would know why the help files haven't been updated to include definitions for new functions on the reporting side. For example, there is no definition for TOLEXT and REPORT_LABEL_AXIS.
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  • My desire is to make my report look similar to XactMeasure style reporting. See the uneven spacing below from the GEOTOL_SUMMARY report label:



    I don't like how cluttered things look and how the spacing/positioning in the Label Template Editor don't seem to work properly. I have created a new summary label that is compatible with the Geometric Tolerance command and eliminates all the weird data spacing that was happening in the report label.



    I'll update when I finish modifying the GEOTOL_SUMMARY label to only show the TP (a case in which we won't need the AX column) in case anybody is interested in restoring their 2020 R2+ PC-DMIS to look like the older XactMeasure format.​
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  • My desire is to make my report look similar to XactMeasure style reporting. See the uneven spacing below from the GEOTOL_SUMMARY report label:



    I don't like how cluttered things look and how the spacing/positioning in the Label Template Editor don't seem to work properly. I have created a new summary label that is compatible with the Geometric Tolerance command and eliminates all the weird data spacing that was happening in the report label.



    I'll update when I finish modifying the GEOTOL_SUMMARY label to only show the TP (a case in which we won't need the AX column) in case anybody is interested in restoring their 2020 R2+ PC-DMIS to look like the older XactMeasure format.​
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