Resolve Files

Anonymous

Resolve Files

Anonymous
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Is there an easier way to finding which sub assemblies contain unresolved files rather than opening up each sub assembly contained in the Main assembly?

 

The Unresolved Icon is only displayed in the top level assembly and the relavent sub assembly containing the un resolved file is not shown.

 

(see attached image)

 

Cheers.

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rui_wang
Autodesk
Autodesk

Hi, 

 

Thanks for your asking. And unresolved files can be getten unresolved files by using VBA code. 

Here are detials:

1. Open assembly and open VAB environment by Alt + F11.

2. Copy code from attached file and press F5 to run. 

3. Open file under "C:\Unresolved.csv", you would get the related assembly and unresolved files. 

 

Please feel free to let me know if you have any help, my mail is rui.wang@autodesk.com. Many thanks.

 

Best Regards,

-Rui

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Anonymous
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Hi,

 

When I run the code I get the following error.

 

Can you explain where I find the .crv fle?

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mdavis22569
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Can you not resolve it at opening?

 

 

 

Mike


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Anonymous
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The issue is more with finding the sub assembly that contains the unresolved file.

 

This is an old Legacy project containing many superceded parts.

I need to know which assembly contains the unresolved files so I can look to see what parts are missing. The file naming is totally irrelavent now so I cannot locate the files.

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rui_wang
Autodesk
Autodesk

Hi, 

 

The error is related to the path for 'Unresolved.csv', it was set to C: disk by default, I suppose that there is no C: disk on you computer. Could you please modify this in VBA? 

Just like:  "C:\Unresolved.csv" to "X:\Unresolved.csv", the X disk which is existed on your computer. Many thanks. 

 

Thanks,

-Rui

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