CSWP Creating and Modifying Configurations 2

Question 1

When using the ConfigurationManager, what does the 'Add Configuration' option allow you to do?

Accepted Answer

Create a new named configuration in the current document

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Delete an existing configuration

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Copy a configuration to a different file

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Merge two configurations into one

Question 2

Which property can be independently controlled per configuration in a SolidWorks part?

Accepted Answer

Material appearance and suppression state of features

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File name

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Linked design tables in other files

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The number of open instances in memory

Question 3

In a design table, which symbol is used to suppress a feature in a specific configuration?

Accepted Answer

S

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U

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R

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$

Question 4

What happens to child configurations when you delete a parent configuration in a derived configuration hierarchy?

Accepted Answer

SolidWorks prevents deletion if child configurations exist

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Child configurations are promoted to top-level configurations

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Child configurations are automatically deleted as well

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Child configurations are merged into the default configuration

Question 5

Which tab in the Configuration Properties dialog allows you to control the display state linked to a configuration?

Accepted Answer

Advanced Options

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Description

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Design Table

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Custom Properties

Question 6

When inserting a design table manually into a part, which row header must always appear in cell A2?

Accepted Answer

$CONFIGURATION NAME

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$PARTNUMBER

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$DESCRIPTION

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$STATE

Question 7

What does the 'Linked' option do when set in the dimension's configuration dialog?

Accepted Answer

Forces the dimension to remain the same across all configurations

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Links the dimension value to a global variable

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Connects the dimension to an external spreadsheet

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Links the dimension to a mate in an assembly