Hello,
I want to change the color of the text and cells in the FMEA table to understand where text/ cells are changed.
Is it possible to add such color attribute by scripting?
Hi Michiyoshi Ishii,
You can have a look at this forum topic here from Jan about this. Does this answer your question?
Regards,
Nils
Hi Nils,
It is not my question but really helpful.
(anyway I should search first forum before post issue)
Thanks,
Michi
Hi Michi,
If your question was if one can change the color of a non-scripting cell, or only some of the text in a cell - these things are not possible, as far as I know.
Hi Michi-san,
Yes, Nils is right. In fact it may even be hard to really clearly say, what should be highlighted in the table as a change:
1. As the FMEA table is connected&synchronized with an architecture model you can of course do changes in the architecture - which then result in changes in the FMEA
2. You can also use various ways to e.g. create/modify/delete failure modes/malfunctions - which also would be reflected in the FMEA table
3. The same holds for other model elements like mechanisms/measures
Also there are even more things which may have an impact (e.g. scripting or derived properties) ....
Therefor the typical way to see what has been changed is to save a baseline of the project first by exporting the project as an mprx-file. Afterwards you do all the work and finally you do a compare with the baseline. There you can see all the changes and can even recognize if things have been added, deleted or been modified.
Eckhardt
Thank you Eckhardt!
Certainly "Take a Diff" is a easiest way to check the difference.
And generate a report in xlsx format and "Take a Diff" is another way to put it.
I'll talk with customer.
Best regards,
thank you: Please note, a report generated from a FMEA-table may (depending on the settings for the report generation) not contain all the data. So a compare between the medini projects is the only way to ensure, all differences are displayed.
