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In PARTproject -> Project selection -> context menu of catalog (or subdirectory) -> Automation, you can find the function Reverse Search – Test reverse search.[34]
With this you can check which parts of a list of order numbers or type codes (concatenated by values of yellow fields) can be found, so that you can be sure that these will lead to correct hits when searching with PARTdataManager, for example.
Click the context menu command Reverse Search – Test reverse search.
Enter a xlsx or csv file with following structure:
PN D48C05A5-04M0NN-AEE D48C05A5-04M0NP-DEE D48C05A5-04M0NP-DNE D48C05A5-04M0NP-DNK D48C05A5-04M0NP-DNX
Only one column is needed. The header contains the corresponding variable.
-> The function is executed and a result file wit postfix "_final.csv" is created.
The results can be found in a second column. Found numbers are marked with "found", not found have an empty string.
"PN";"REVERSE SEARCH" "D48C05A5-04M0NN-AEE";"found" "D48C05A5-04M0NP-DEE";"found" "D48C05A5-04M0NP-DNE";"found" "D48C05A5-04M0NP-DNK";"found" "D48C05A5-04M0NP-DNX";""
[34] Corresponding plugin files have to be stored under %CADENAS%/libs/all/plugins: reverse_lookup.cfg, reverse_lookup.def, reverse_lookup.vbb