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Applying Filter-By Rule in Drawing-Tables

AA_11007722
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Applying Filter-By Rule in Drawing-Tables

I’m encountering a challenge where I need to filter out all assemblies with the exception of certain ones.

Typically, I use the command "&asm.mbr.type != ASSEMBLY" to filter out assemblies, but now I need to modify this to exclude specific assemblies such as F902355, a5879, etc.

Using Creo 8.

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Hi,

I think you have to apply repeat region relations to distinguish assemblies/parts you want/don't want to display. These relations can define internal repeat region parameter. Later you can use this parameter to filter assemblies. Unfortunately you have to display this parameter in repeat region, too using rpt.rel.parname notation.


Martin Hanák

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Hi @AA_11007722 ,

 

You may try excluding using names, e.g. &asm.mbr.name != part_a, part_b, part_c

 

For more information refer article at https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS48035

 

Thanks. 

The problem I’m encountering with the rule (&asm.mbr.name != part_a, part_b, part_c) is that it imposes a restriction on the number of assemblies (due to a character limit), beyond which it triggers an error.

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Hi,

I think you have to apply repeat region relations to distinguish assemblies/parts you want/don't want to display. These relations can define internal repeat region parameter. Later you can use this parameter to filter assemblies. Unfortunately you have to display this parameter in repeat region, too using rpt.rel.parname notation.


Martin Hanák

Hi,

I attached Creo 7.0 test files.


Martin Hanák

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