data tables and equations

[saimon-]

Good morning, everyone. I use very much the data table inside a set associated with table exel all seasoned with many configurations. the problem found is that having different configurations within the axieme each of this has particular suspended rather than others, so the equations in the data table referred to the suspended parts give me error. changing configuration the errors are repeated but on the equations of the suspended parts in the different configuration. at this point I would have the need in a set to activate or disable an equation placed in data table on different configurations guided by an excel table. in the solidworks guide on the equazioni>tabelle data and equations says that a $enable@idequazione@equations string must be inserted as a parameter... But where? !
I contacted the company that sold us the solidworks license but the technician tells me that sw is able to suspend an equation in the data table for all configurations (even with dx key on the equation from the data table), not as it serves me, only on some configurations.
Did someone find the same problem?
Thank you very much in advance.

 

[saimon-]

Good morning, no one ever came across this problem? in the axieme I would need to disable equations present in the data table though deciding only on which configurations should be disabled. The command deactivates equation in data table but deactivates it on all configurations. Can anyone tell me if it's feasible?
Thank you very much

 

[Tantocattivo]

I use the tables but not with the equations, maybe if I could post a part four tests you can do

 

[saimon-]

Thank you very much. I attach a test file that simulates my problem.
changing configuration the data table generates a risk of error since it fails to associate one or more equations to its part that in that configuration is suspended. within my assemblies I need to suspend parts in different configurations, but these parts are driven by equations. apparently solidworks does not allow to suspend equations in certain configurations.