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Custom Properties in Drawings possible
Good morning!
I created a company custom drawing property: "Approved by User".
Is there any way to insert any custom properties in a drawing as a field? I would like to update all my drawing templates with this and other new features.
I created a company custom drawing property: "Approved by User".
Is there any way to insert any custom properties in a drawing as a field? I would like to update all my drawing templates with this and other new features.
Regards,
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Yes, that should be possible. These steps should work:
- Create the custom property for your company on either drawings or parts or assemblies or some combination.
- In a document owned by your company, open a drawing tab.
- Edit a note anywhere in your drawing and you'll see 2 dropdowns in the middle of the bottom row of the note toolbar.
- The left button is drawing properties (properties of the drawing tab).
- The right button is the properties of the "reference" or "sheet reference" of your drawing sheet. A "sheet reference" is the part or assembly shown in the views on that sheet of your drawing. So if you are showing views of "Part 1" on your sheet, then your sheet reference would be that Part 1. You can see the sheet reference by looking at the sheet properties (right mouse click on the sheet background and choose "Sheet properties...").
- Click on one of these two dropdown buttons - whichever one you want for your custom property - and then choose your custom property.
- Click on the green checkmark button to stop editing the note.
That should put the field for that custom property in the note. If the custom property has a value, it should appear immediately. If not, you would go set the property on the part, assembly or drawing and then come back to the drawing and update it.
Thanks -Bob
OK That is exactly what I expected. But they do not show up. I do not have them in the List.
Oh my… I can scroll that field my bad. It works flawlessly. Just that the UI does not hint to be sc@bobminer
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