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WCrihfield
in reply to: OliverXL5YM

The word "Project" there is referring to the PropertySet that the Part Number iProperty is found within.  That is sort of like its nickname that can be used when using that iProperti.Value() snippet.  You should not need to change that.  You can see the 'InternalName' of that specific PropertySet being used in the previous example by Michael, it is also known by the English name "Design Tracking Properties", if accessing it through normal Inventor API code, like Michael was doing.  That "Project" loosely represents the contents of the tab within the iProperties dialog, but that 'set' includes much more properties than what is shown in that tab.

 

Edit:  If you are not using an English version of Inventor, then you might be able to use that 'InternalName' shown in Michael's example to refer to that PropertySet in the iProperties.Value() snippet, instead of "Project".  The PropertySet.InternalName property's value is stable across all languages.

Wesley Crihfield

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