Table of Holes: TOH Options

Access: Open this function from one of the following locations:

Click the button in the toolbar.
Select Symbols > Tables > Table of Holes from the menu bar.

When creating a Table of Holes (TOH), the Table of Holes dialog is displayed. The TOH Options section of this dialog displays the following options:

Select the appropriate options from the dropdown lists:

TOH Type

From the TOH Type dropdown list, select the type of table of holes to be created. The following options are available:

Complete

Create a table of holes that contains all the true holes, normal to the screen, that exist in the selected view. The complete table can also include all the sketch holes that are added to partial tables.
Only one complete hole table can be created per view.

Partial

Create a partial table of holes that contains only specific holes selected from the view. These holes can be true holes and/or sketch holes.
Many partial hole tables can be created per view.
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For an example of the interaction using this option (specifically the Automatic / Manual screen toggle option), see Defining Sketch Holes. This example is specific to sketch holes, however,as mentioned above, the Partial option can be used to select true holes and/or sketch holes.

See the Notes for TOH Type below.

Precision

From the Precision dropdown list, select the required precision (places after the decimal point) that will be displayed in the table of holes.

Notes:

The precision can also be performed at a later stage, when editing the Table of Holes.
The precision for the entire Table of Holes (TOH) is defined via the Table of Holes dialog. The precision for a group of holes can be defined via the Table of Holes Editor. However, any subsequent changes to the precision in the Table of Holes dialog, overrides all individual precision settings.

Notes for TOH Type:

If a view does not contain true holes but only sketch holes, the Partial option can be used to create a table of holes containing only sketch holes.
Adding a sketch hole to a partial table will add it automatically to the complete table (if a complete table is already displayed for the current model).
Deleting a hole from a partial table will not delete it from the complete table (if it exists).
Deleting a hole from the complete table will also delete it from the partial tables.
True holes are added automatically only to the complete table (if a complete table is already displayed for the current model).
Adding a user type or a "sketch hole definition" in the partial table, will also update the complete table with this data, and vice versa. The update occurs when selecting OK or Apply and then Cancel. Also, if one type of table is displayed and the information is added to this table, when you create the other type of table the information is included in this new table.
Changing any of the table data while both types of table (partial and complete) are displayed or when the same hole exists in multiple partial tables, displays a warning message that is also updates the information in all the tables.
The Note column in the table of holes is not synchronized between tables. This means that different notes can be added to the same group in various tables.
Updating the view also updates all tables.
Since all tables are synchronized, it is not be possible to set same user type to different holes in different tables.
Renumbering the holes in a partial table displays a warning message that this also changes the hole numbers in other tables.
In the Label of Holes function, when selecting a partial/complete table of holes, the label of holes creates labels only for the selected holes existing in the hole table at the time of selection.

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