Define Cost Model Header Properties
In the Properties view, you can define how the Details view of the cost model will look like, i.e. what groups and properties will be displayed and whether the values of these properties are manually entered or calculated by formulas.
The basic concept of the FACTON CMD is that everything which can be entered manually in the client can also be automated with the FACTON CMD. Basically, input values in the client represent output properties with formulas in the FACTON CMD.
Let’s start by defining some properties of the table, e.g. the table height, width and length which are table dimensions. For structural purpose we will insert a property group for the »TableModel« and »TableDimensions«.
The property group »TableModel« will contain all properties belonging to the table cost model.
Insert and define property groups
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Select »'TableModel' on Product« in »My Local Configuration«.
The »Properties« view opens on the right side.
- Click in the Properties view.
- In the ribbon, click on
Property Group to insert a new property group.
Alternative: Right-click in the Properties view ►
Property Group.
- Define the details of the property group in the Details view:
- Select the property group »
TableModel«.
- Repeat step 3 for the property group »Dimensions«.
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Name | Value |
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Internal Name | Dimensions |
Label (en) | Dimensions |
Label (de) | Abmessungen |
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Define properties of the property group »Dimensions«
- Select the property group »Dimensions«.
- In the ribbon, click on
Property to insert a new property.
Alternative: Right-click in the Properties view ►
Property.
- Define the details of the property in the Details view:
- Repeat step 1 to step 3 for the following properties:
Name | Value |
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Internal Name | TableHeight |
Type | Length |
Category | Output Overwritable |
Formula | "75 cm" |
The »Formula« can be used to define an initial value which the user can later overwrite as needed. Since the property is of type »Length«, the unit can be m / cm / mm ...
Name | Value | Value | Value |
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Internal Name | TableWidth | TableLength | TableTopHeight |
Type | Length | Length | Length |
Category | Input | Input | Output Overwritable |
Formula | "5 cm" | ||
Predefined Value | "110 cm" | "220 cm" |
The »Predefined Value« can also be used to define an initial default value. The user can modify and insert a new value as needed (without to overwrite it). Once manually modified, the predefined value will not be reset.