Zero Quantity: all instances of his component are suppressed

Zero Quantity: all instances of his component are suppressed

david_hoyosY2273
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Zero Quantity: all instances of his component are suppressed

david_hoyosY2273
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Hi everyone,

 

I’m having an issue with the BOM in Inventor Professional 2026.

 

This is an assembly made up of parts and subassemblies, and the issue is specifically with one of those subassemblies.

 

In BOM > Model Data, the parts inside that subassembly are showing with quantity zero, but those parts are actually present in the assembly and are part of that subassembly.

The note I get is: “Zero Quantity: all instances of this component are suppressed.”

 

A few additional details:

  • All of the parts have BOM Structure = Normal
  • In BOM > Structured, the subassembly itself shows with the correct quantity
  • In BOM > Parts Only, all of the parts inside that subassembly also show with the correct quantities

However, when I need to present the BOM as Structured, I only get the subassembly as a single item. The child parts do not appear, and that is not the result I need.

 

So my question is:
Why would the components of that subassembly appear with zero quantity in Model Data as if they were suppressed, while at the same time appearing correctly in Parts Only, and with the subassembly itself showing correctly in Structured?

 

I’m also working with Model States, so I’m not sure whether that could be related.

 

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

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kacper.suchomski
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Hi

Click right on Structured tab in BOM dialogbox and edit level numbers.


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david_hoyosY2273
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Hi,

 

Thank you for the suggestion, but didn't work.

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bhavani_sankuratri
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Hi @david_hoyosY2273 

I wanted to check in and see if you still needed assistance, or if you found a solution to your question already? Let us know if you need further assistance by providing an update or if you have found a solution, please share it with the community so other members who may have the same question could learn from your experience.

All the best,

Bhavani Sankuratri | Community Manager

 

Bhavani Sankuratri | Community Manager
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RodolfoCEZA5
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I've been having the same issue, not sure if it has to do with the part number.

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johnsonshiue
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Hi! The behavior does not look right to me. I suspect either this is Model States related or there are preexisting corruption in the assembly. Please share the files in zip with me directly at [email protected]. I would like to understand the behavior better.

Many thanks!



Johnson Shiue ([email protected])
Software Test Engineer
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