My organization is using AutoCAD Electrical 2020 with Vault Professional 2020.
I have all of my custom properties fields mapped and my ACADE project BOMs appear correct with the catalog number, manufacturer, description, and my USER 1 field (which we use for our internal part #). The only thing I am struggling with is that we like to divide our BOMs based on electrical's "Location Code," and so far I can't find any way to get the location code (LOC attribute) mapped in as a Vault property.
I notice that when you open the BOM viewer in Vault Pro, it gives you two default view options, Mechanical Bill of Materials & Electrical Bill of Materials. The Electrical Bill of Materials automatically & beautifully divides everything up my Installation & Location Code. The only problem is that information that shows up under the Mechanical view, such as USER 1, doesn't populate at all under the Electrical view.
I am hoping for at least 1 of two possible solutions:
I have attached two screenshots to illustrate that for the same BOM items, everything appears correctly in Mechanical view but disappears in Electrical view.
@Anonymous
When you select Electrical BOM, you can add columns or remove as needed... You probably know that.... ( 😅 ). Is the property that you mapped to user1 not available for this?
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@Anonymous
My apologies, I looked at your screen shots and still misunderstood. It's the data that's not showing up. Which I find really weird. If it shows up in one it should in the other, as long as both are showing the same properties.
I have never tried to map location code, so I'm not sure if/how this can be done. I do know that, in my limited experience with trying to map properties from AcadE... it doesn't always play well with Vault.
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