Dialog Parts list

The dialog opens with the command Show parts list. It evaluates all block instances of the model. Context: Parts lists.

Question about hidden blocks#

Before opening — if definitions are hidden: The drawing contains n hidden block(s). Should they be INCLUDED in the parts list? OK = include · Cancel = leave out. The answer applies to the whole operation (Hidden blocks).

Header#

Quantity BOM#

Identical parts merged, sorted by designation; item = row number. Blocks with the same article number form one item.

Structured BOM#

Assemblies with sub-blocks as a tree, items 1 / 1.1 / 1.2, header rows bold, quantities multiplied across the levels. Only blocks without the check box As a single part are broken down.

n items#

Number of rows of the current view.

Table#

Columns: No., Qty, Unit, Designation, Article number, Standard, Material, Weight, Supplier, Price, Remark. Blocks without designation and article number stand grey with Name (no BOM data). Without blocks: No blocks placed in this drawing.

Note under the structured BOM#

If the structured BOM has no sub-level, a box explains that every block counts as one part and names the way via the block's BOM data (As a single part).

Buttons#

Insert into drawing#

Closes the dialog and attaches the current view as table block Parts list to the mouse (Table in the drawing); status line Parts list as block “Parts list” — click to place · Balloons show quantity-BOM item numbers or … structured item numbers.

Export CSV#

Downloads stueckliste.csv (Parts list exported as CSV (n items)); on errors CSV export failed. Structure: CSV export.

Close#

Also Esc, a click beside the dialog or calling the command again close it.