CSWP Automating with Design Tables 2

Question 1

Which Excel function is commonly used inside a Design Table to conditionally assign a feature suppression state?

Accepted Answer

IF

Answer

VLOOKUP

Answer

SUMIF

Answer

INDEX

Question 2

When a Design Table column header uses the syntax $PARTNUMBER@model, what does it control?

Accepted Answer

The custom property 'PARTNUMBER' of that configuration

Answer

The file name saved to disk

Answer

The BOM quantity field

Answer

The drawing revision block

Question 3

A Design Table row that leaves a cell blank will cause SolidWorks to do what with that parameter?

Accepted Answer

Use the value from the default configuration

Answer

Delete the parameter from the model

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Set the value to zero

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Suppress the associated feature

Question 4

Which Design Table header syntax controls the depth of a specific sketch dimension named 'Depth' in a sketch called 'Base Sketch'?

Accepted Answer

Depth@Base Sketch

Answer

Depth@Base Sketch@model.SLDPRT

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D1@Base Sketch

Answer

D@Depth@model

Question 5

What happens when you insert a Design Table into a model that already has manually created configurations?

Accepted Answer

SolidWorks prompts to link, overwrite, or cancel

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All existing configurations are deleted

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The Design Table is rejected automatically

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Existing configurations become read-only

Question 6

To suppress a hole feature named 'HoleWizard1' in a specific configuration using a Design Table, which cell value is correct?

Accepted Answer

S

Answer

0

Answer

FALSE

Answer

HIDE

Question 7

A Design Table is set to 'Auto-create' mode. Which event triggers SolidWorks to add a new column automatically?

Accepted Answer

Adding a new sketch dimension to the model

Answer

Saving the Excel file

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Switching to a different configuration

Answer

Rebuilding the model with Ctrl+Q