By choosing this type of column, you can retrieve information from a custom property of the SOLIDWORKS document. For this type of column, if you modify the value in the BOM, it will automatically be transferred to the 3D document.

You can use the '' character$'' to retrieve the property name and the '' character&'' to concatenate several properties.

For this type of column, and only for this type, you can define a list to propose values when changing the BOM.

The fact of filling in the field ''.Default value'' allows to put, in the column, a value if the property of the component has not been filled in. If the field remains empty and the property has not been filled in the 3D file, then the column will remain empty.


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It is possible to use conditionals (IFF) to retrieve properties. The syntaxes are identical to those used in the SmartProperties.


 


The syntax ''IIF'' can be used in upper or lower case ''iff''. The character ''|is obtained by combining the '' keysAltGr'' and ''6''. To retrieve a property place the '' character$'' before the property name (case sensitive).


Example : IFF($Material=Steel|Polish|Paint)

If the property'' Material'' is equal to ''Steel'' then the cell in the column will be equal to ''.Polishing'' or the cell in the column will be equal to ''.Paint''.