Hi everyone! I am generating the report and at the top of the list comes out a number, which i may think its the total of objects in the model, as seen here below.
I want to know how to get rid of it because its not useful for me at all, but i cant see where or why is this coming out on the report
dyc:name is common to other members like model and heather, despite it being null, one needs to group by attribute that is specific to the reported members.
I think this should be fixed, as I see null as a non reportable value
with any sizes (metric), not only set the units, but initially expose as read only and set units, then hide again, as report based on inches unless changed
this would work nicely, but sadly i have 500 components with the name inserted like this, so i guess im just going to fix it in excel after i export it haha
UPDATE: I tried to change the attribute name, instead of using “name” itself, and stills…
I think the problem is the “quantity”, because i tried to add it to your example of pipes and it happens again,so im going to add also quantity as a different attribute and let you know
This really should be fixed, i cant happen that the attributes filters that come with the report by default doesnt work well…
Thats the best option i think, sadly in just diving into macros too (my dad told me 10 years ago: learn excel, and i didnt hear haha). If you would be so kind to share any example i would be delighted!
In conclusion, what i made was to add the attributes i want to count, thanks to the help you all gave me and the examples sent by PCMOOR.
It was a long journey as a have to edit all the components i have (almost 500, and counting, i havent finished yet) but for the sake of order i think it worth it.
so i added one for the quantity, as the quantity filter of the report it self let that blank space.
Thank you all !
with any sizes (metric), not only set the units, but initially expose as read only and set units, then hide again, as report based on inches unless changed"