Distance in Y axis not showing between two entities.

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  • Distance in Y axis not showing between two entities.

    I would like top preface this post by saying I have been looking for a solution to this problem but haven't found anything relevant. If this is repetitive please redirect me.
    I am working on making a routine for production, I am stepping away from Xact, as reporting was a problem for operators to read properly. I am attempting to use Distance to give operators clear dimensions to write in QC reports, However when applying a distance to a pair of entities (dowel holes) I can only see or get it to give me one Axis.. I am sure there is an easy solution, but I can't seem to get it done.
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  • #2
    I'm guessing your program is in the Y workplane for where you are trying to put that dimension.
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    Originally posted by AndersI
    I've got one from September 2006 (bug ticket) which has finally been fixed in 2013.

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    • #3
      change your current workplane.

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      • #4
        You are not in the correct working plane if you need to dimension the distance in the y direction
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        • #5
          What Matthew D. Hoedeman said, then what louisd said, and also what michaelwildschutz said
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          • louisd
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            in our defense they were all posted a minute apart. :-P

          • KIRBSTER269
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            at least we know, that's the right answer louisd

        • #6
          Originally posted by KIRBSTER269 View Post
          What Matthew D. Hoedeman said, then what louisd said, and also what michaelwildschutz said
          Thanks, that was clearly a "forrest through the trees" issue for me, I appreciate the extra eyes at times like that. Thanks.

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          • KIRBSTER269
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            wasn't sure you saw it need to laugh a little sometimes

        • #7
          What I've done in cases like this is to create an alignment to the first hole (assuming it is a hole), and then do a Location Dimension to the second. That'll give you both X and Y dimensions.

          We have quite a few drawings that we have features called out in relation to one another. I'll either do it as described above, or get my Location Dimension for X or Y, and then get a simple distance dim for the opposing axis, giving be both X and Y.
          Last edited by Quality ish; 07-10-2019, 12:28 AM.

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