split assembly balloon

[Anonymous]

Seems like a dumb question, but there is an option to select assembly balloons with a number above and one below a horizontal line. What does the lower number represent? Help doesn't seem to explain it.

Thanks,

Gene

[Anonymous]

I believe the lower number represents the QTY in
the assembly. I could be mistaken though.

Gary Marzetti

Oh - and there is an option for
this.

[Anonymous]

You can set it up as either your standard, or once
you have placed the ballon, do an edit ballon and then select the type you want.

And I was right, the bottom number is the
quantity.

Gary Marzetti

[Anonymous]

The lower # rep's QTY. There is no way to change it. Use sketch symbol if you
want it to rep something else. (Manually input all values)

I usually liked to auto-balloon (so I can match the parts to the BOM) with a hex
shaped balloon so it sticks out. Then I ballooned with sketch symbols, manually
inputting values. Then deleted hex balloons.

--
Dave Jacquemotte
Automation Designer
www.autoconcorp.com



"Gary_M" wrote in message
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> I believe the lower number represents the QTY in the assembly. I could be
mistaken though.
>
> Gary Marzetti
>
> Oh - and there is an option for this.