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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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Bill of Materials<br />

Standard. Presents the standard BOM data. The entries are<br />

copied from the respective section of the fragment BOM<br />

data. The data entry name for the BOM is selected from the<br />

combo box on the right hand side.<br />

By default, the column name coincides with the name of the<br />

selected entry. If necessary, the user can define an arbitrary<br />

column name. The BOM table can include two columns<br />

with the same standard BOM entry (for example, one can<br />

have a column presenting the weight of one part, and<br />

another column presenting the combined weight of several<br />

parts). If the list of columns contains records with<br />

coinciding entry names, the system of box a warning<br />

message.<br />

Variable. Such a column will be displaying the value of the fragment variable. The variable name is<br />

entered in the box on the right hand side. The default column name will be the string “Variable<br />

‘variable_name'”, however, if necessary, the user can specify an arbitrary column name. Only those boxes<br />

in the column will be filled in, that correspond to the fragments with the namesake variables defined. If<br />

the variable data type mismatches the data type of the BOM column being defined, the system<br />

automatically converts the data types.<br />

Custom. Selecting this parameter provides access to the list of names for additional BOM entries. The list<br />

displays only the names of the entries that are added to the installation package (the file<br />

“…\Program\BOM Custom Data.txt”). The names of the entries that were defined among the<br />

fragment data by the user independently (see the section “Preparing data for BOM table”), are not<br />

displayed in this list. The specify one of those, place the pointer over the parameter entry “Column<br />

Name” and enter its name.<br />

If necessary, the file containing the list of additional BOM entries can be manually edited, with<br />

one's own data included in it. The thus defined entries will be displayed in the list of additional<br />

entries of the above-described parameter.<br />

When selecting a name from the list, the fragment data will be entered in the column being defined, that<br />

were originally input in the namesake entry in the command “BD: Set BOM Data”.<br />

When entering an arbitrary column name, the are two possibilities:<br />

- If the data was defined under the same name in the fragment documents, then the created column will<br />

contain the respective data from the fragments;<br />

- If the user creates a column with a unique name, then its data has to be entered manually. To use this<br />

feature, select the column while in the BOM editing mode and clear the default option “Automatic<br />

Field”.<br />

The “Data Type” combo box offers one of the following values:<br />

Integer. Integer numbers only.<br />

Real. Real numbers only.<br />

Text. Arbitrary textual information.<br />

The delete a column, select it in the list and press the graphic button [Delete].<br />

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