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You could try a vba function so that you input
the angle and the length and it would give you the x or y or z value.
Check out www.sdotson.com for a
tutorial.
Are you aware that in the second tab you can pick geometry to align to, and if you select
the shaft instead of the arrowhead you can rotate the workpoint?
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"fritsche" wrote in message news:f17a890.-1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> Is there away to a grounded work point a angle and a length, so I don't have to figure
out the math each time?
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