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Duplicate row or column heading values were detected. Change the redundant...
Duplicate row or column heading values were detected. Change the redundant...
I am trying to create different bend tables for different thickness material. If I have two radii that are the same for different thicknesses it gives me an error message on the second one that it is a duplicate column heading value. The values of the bend table are dependent on the thickness of the material. Why can't I have several different thicknesses with the same radii?
I just realized that the problem is different than what I first thought. Instead the problem is that the column headers only go out 6 decimal places and then truncates the rest. So a radius of .005000 and .00500034 both end up as .005000. When you first paste the table in they both show with all decimals. Even when you save it they both show correctly, both when you close it and re-opoen it they are both now .005000.
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