Preferred rows :

Determine the Variable (column), which you want to specify as preferred row.

The following entries are automatically mapped to the respective Class variables of CNS classification and so transferred to the CAD when exporting. Also see Section 5.9.2.3.1, “Transfer attributes via CNS classification ”.

Class variables

Order/Groups of Variables:

See Section 5.9.2.3.3, “ Order/Groups of Variables - Hide columns (variables) ”.

Column visibility on PARTserver:

Concerns the table display on PARTserver.

Variables containing graphics:

If you want to display table rows with graphics (*.png) in projects, first apply a new variable/column in PARTdesigner. Then enter the file name of the desired graphic into the single rows of the new column. Then open the dialog box Variable list in PARTproject (Browse button ...) and activate the respective variable.

Note Keep the graphic size low, because otherwise the operating speed of the system is restrained.

Columns to sort natural:

See Section 5.9.2.3.4, “ Columns to sort natural ”.

Variables with inch display:

Column contents with metrical dimensions can be recalculated to inch dimensions per algorithm. Set the variables (columns) which are to be calculated thus.

Translatable Variables:

Enter the text variables here whose fields contain translatable texts. Within the Translation tabbed page, store the respective translation text in the different languages. -> As soon as one sets another language for the program surface, the current field text is replaced by the alternative (foreign language) text.

Detailed information on the subject "Translation" is found under Section 5.8.2.1.13, “ Translation ”.

Variable for Assembly positioning:

Optional entry: Refers to "Testmeta".

For the here indicated variables, certain tests are conducted for "Testmeta".

Open value ranges (assistant)

Images for Table header

When clicking on ... the same-named dialog box is opened where you can determine the desired variable and the image path.

The icon is displayed beside the variable

An entry in the project file looks like this:

Variables containing external references:

See Section 5.9.2.3.5, “ Variables containing external references ”.