bom table

[DINESHVISHE]

dear all, please tell us how to generate bom table ? please send procedure
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[JoseVidal]

There's an easy to follow tutorial on the Pro/E help menu. Help > Help Center > Tutorials > Getting Started with Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire Go to pag. 158 of the pdf file. You'll find a step by step procedure. (This is for WF4) Best regards.

[JoseVidal]

Here's another tutorial: http://www.proengineertips.com/drawing/tutorial-create-bom-table-in-pro-e-detailing.html For future reference, there are at least two aditional forums - besides this one - where you may find valuable information concerning Pro/ENGINEER: - www.proengineertips.com - www.mcadcentral.com Best regards

[ptc-1836512]

Does anyone have any examples or tutorials where there are RH/LH parts that you want to show on the same assembly drawings? Here you would have two columns for the quantities and some parts having no usage of opposite hand parts.

[JoseVidal]

What do you mean by RH/LH parts? Two simetrical parts? Best regards.

[Kevin]

The last time I looked into this it could be done but the problem is you can't use the BOM ballons because more than one model or representation is associated with the repeat region. You add a column for the quatities of the assembly to the table. Under the TBL REGIONS of the menu manager select Column Model/Rep and it will ask you to select a cell that contains a rpt.qty and you will then be asked to select a model or rep to associate with it.

[ptc-1836512]

For rh/lh in have assemblies not parts which have rh/lh parts. I will try the solution offered. It sounds like it will work.