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medini_1063548292
Hi, Today i have downloaded the 23R1 release and was really excited to use the SysML table editor feature introduced in this release. However after a while i was not able to locate the "trigger" how to open this table editor. I have checked Tool/Project preferences but I did not found any specific enable option. Could you please help me figure out what i am doing wrong or give me a guidance on how to "enable" this table editor? Thanks & regards, Marian
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Hi Marian, I guess you mean 2023 R2, as this feature was introduced with this new version. A table view is derived from a SysML model or package via its context menu. See also the help on this: Ansys medini™ analyze User Guide > System Design Models Custom Table Views and Editor Configuration of a Table View Beside the graphical editor for SysML models the tool offers a customizable table view that also supports editing of element properties. The view can be derived from a SysML model or any element and provides a filtered view on (the subset of) the elements in a model. Each row in the table shows a single model elements and its properties in subsequent columns. The view will synchronize automatically with the underlying model in case of changes so that the table is always showing the current model state. A new table view can be created as follows: Select a SysML model, package, or part in the Model Browser Open the context menu and choose "Derive → Table View" In the upcoming dialog, enter a name for the view and select the scope for where the view shall be created. Confirm with OK. After creation the new table view will open automatically with the Cover page opened. Switch to the Worksheet page to view the model and configure the view to your needs. Initially, the editor will show the whole model content as a structured tree-view in a single column. The view can now be customized to show and edit properties of the elements. Both aspects of customization are described in the section called “Configuration of a Table View”. Regards, Nils
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medini_1059007410
Hi Marian, I guess you mean 2023 R2, as this feature was introduced with this new version. A table view is derived from a SysML model or package via its context menu. See also the help on this: Ansys medini™ analyze User Guide > System Design Models Custom Table Views and Editor Configuration of a Table View Beside the graphical editor for SysML models the tool offers a customizable table view that also supports editing of element properties. The view can be derived from a SysML model or any element and provides a filtered view on (the subset of) the elements in a model. Each row in the table shows a single model elements and its properties in subsequent columns. The view will synchronize automatically with the underlying model in case of changes so that the table is always showing the current model state. A new table view can be created as follows: Select a SysML model, package, or part in the Model Browser Open the context menu and choose "Derive → Table View" In the upcoming dialog, enter a name for the view and select the scope for where the view shall be created. Confirm with OK. After creation the new table view will open automatically with the Cover page opened. Switch to the Worksheet page to view the model and configure the view to your needs. Initially, the editor will show the whole model content as a structured tree-view in a single column. The view can now be customized to show and edit properties of the elements. Both aspects of customization are described in the section called “Configuration of a Table View”. Regards, Nils
medini_1063548292
Hi Nils, Thanks that was exactly what I missed ! I checked every possible menu but this "Derive..." one
Regards, Marian
medini_1023909254
Hi Marian, as an add-on: The (configured) table view will be stored in the folder you selected when deriving it (default is the folder that contains the architecture model). You can always open it from the Model Browser with double click on it - and you can have multiple table views derived from the same architecture (e.g. with different configurations). Eckhardt
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