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sending stats and using equate alignment

Randy P
pcdmis 2020 R2
DataPage + 5.2 sp5

I have a program that checks 80 % of the program and then I have to move the fixture and setup again and use equate alignment and finish checking then send stats to data page.. the program runs fine and report look ok but in data page+ the points from the first alignment don't overlay the cad. I need to make run charts in Cad reports.
any ideas on how to make this work?
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  • Sorry i haven't checked my messages for awhile. The Actual report is not the problem, its when i send the stats to data page and do a cad report to make run charts for GM. Half the points fall on the cad and the other half after i move the fixture don't fall on the cad ( in data page). I probably could put a to stats command after dimensioning the first part and then again after dimensioning the second half? I just don't have time to play around trying, I'm just loaded with work. My work around is to make 2 programs. problem is that means 2 separate reports and then 2 separate reports from data page total 4 reports for each part. These are big Assemblies 150 check points and dimensions. All this just to make pretty pictures for GM.
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  • Sorry i haven't checked my messages for awhile. The Actual report is not the problem, its when i send the stats to data page and do a cad report to make run charts for GM. Half the points fall on the cad and the other half after i move the fixture don't fall on the cad ( in data page). I probably could put a to stats command after dimensioning the first part and then again after dimensioning the second half? I just don't have time to play around trying, I'm just loaded with work. My work around is to make 2 programs. problem is that means 2 separate reports and then 2 separate reports from data page total 4 reports for each part. These are big Assemblies 150 check points and dimensions. All this just to make pretty pictures for GM.
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