Using Design Tables in SolidWorks

[@neerajdubey4273]

So it's actually not complicated. Thanks for making it simple and easy to understand !

[@ZopteY]

Thanks you for making this video available to all!

[@richardizzard6458]

Cheers David, this is great

[@jaredcornett3618]

Do you have any videos related to the "Controlling Sketch" you touched on at 17:21? I would like to see how you set this up and its value. Thanks!

[@judyMarlo]

Great video. Thanks for sharing!

[@JD-oj1hr]

I know how to set configurations of parts in assemblies with configuration@part-name. But please I cannot find out how to link a configuration to an external reference. Only way I have found is setting it up in configuration manager of configure component. Which is very very tedious for many parts and configs. Please let me know!

[@kandasamyrajan]

Thank you very much for the explanation.

[@2002van]

for this to work do I need to have Microsoft office (excel)? or it will work using Apache openoffice?

[@realityworx]

Very informative! Thank you!

[@thierryosborne1607]

any way of having the design table locked up ? like always showing without having to open it and edit dimensions directly from home screen (a button under the tree for example) ? Also, can you do the same thing within assemblies ? to control a pattern instance for example ? thank you

[@Eric-xb4zm]

Thanks for the video, helped a bunch

[@maneki9neko]

Very nice job on this.

[@NiteshKumar-ej9qs]

very helpful thank you

[@osmankmbal1008]

Thank you very much

[@johnwade1095]

PTC really goofed up by allowing family table members to be stored outside the model but still associated with it as it is pretty well unsupported by any PLM. Hence, this technique is useless in Creo even though it is pretty much identical.

[@raymondcairney3083]

Nnii