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This task explains how to deactivate/activate (i.e.
hide or display) table rows using Knowledgeware tools. This feature enables you to
specify whether a row should be active or not, using what is known as an
Activity parameter.
For more information on using Knowledgeware capabilities, refer to the
Knowledge Advisor User's Guide.
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Open the Gear-Reducer-with-BOM.CATDrawing
document. It contains three tables (actually, three bills of material).
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1. Select the table called
"Bill of Material: GEAR REDUCER". 2. Click the Formula icon
in the Standard toolbar. The Formulas:Table.1 dialog
box is displayed. It displays the formula parameters and the Activity
parameters corresponding to the selected table (Table.1).
3. In
the parameters
list, select the first Activity parameter, i.e. the Sheet.1\Isometric
view\DrwDressUp.1\Table.1\Text.1\Activity item.
4. In
the Edit name or value of the current parameter field, change
the parameter value to "false".
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5. Repeat
this operation for the second Activity parameter
in the list, i.e. the Sheet.1\Isometric
view\DrwDressUp.1\Table.1\Text.6\Activity item.
6. Click Apply.
The table is updated: its title row and header row are hidden.
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7. Using
the same method, reset the Activity
parameters you just modified to their original value "true",
in order to display the table title
row and header row again. |
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8. Now,
set the Sheet.1\Isometric view\DrwDressUp.1\Table.1\Text.21\Activity item
to "false",
and click Apply. The table is updated and the corresponding row is hidden. |
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9. Click
OK to exit the
dialog box and validate your changes.
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| The only way you can display deactivated rows is by
reactivating them through Knowledgeware (i.e. by setting their
Activity parameters to "true"). |
| You can also deactivate/activate rows using design tables. For
more information about design tables, refer to the
Knowledge Advisor User's Guide. You can also see Deactivating
Annotations in this User's Guide for a scenario on using design
tables to deactivate annotations. |
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