Interesting (?) behavior of design tables
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2023 1:02 pm
So,
I've been playing a lot with design tables of late. Build a couple of configurations, create a design table, open it in Excel and then create the remaining configurations.
Typically I add a column for a Custom Property named Description which looks (of course) looks like $PRP@'Description'. (Or something like that, my SolidWorks is busy right now and I can't check specifically).
In the past I would typically create some sort of concatenation, etc in a formula to define the property.
Now with v2022 SP5.0, the formula will not compute, but only for this column.
Formula's work fine in other columns, but not the one with the $PRP@'Description' header.
This is the same on my home box with Office 2010 and my work box with Office 2016.
Any idea why this is so?
Thanks.
I've been playing a lot with design tables of late. Build a couple of configurations, create a design table, open it in Excel and then create the remaining configurations.
Typically I add a column for a Custom Property named Description which looks (of course) looks like $PRP@'Description'. (Or something like that, my SolidWorks is busy right now and I can't check specifically).
In the past I would typically create some sort of concatenation, etc in a formula to define the property.
Now with v2022 SP5.0, the formula will not compute, but only for this column.
Formula's work fine in other columns, but not the one with the $PRP@'Description' header.
This is the same on my home box with Office 2010 and my work box with Office 2016.
Any idea why this is so?
Thanks.