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Hello everyone,
after years of use of inventor (and it is a rather negligent use by me :frown:) I have many axioms done wrong. bad facts I mean that the single pieces take them from anywhere (very many different folders) and I have so many doubles on the pc. now I wanted to clean this data and arrange my folders. ppr it would make me very comfortable a list excel of all distinct bases with link of the piece so I see the parts that I have to move from folder, without having to open every single together controlling the distinct base. Any suggestions?

greetings and thanks
 
Hi.
I am browsing the forum looking for a problem that I would like to solve with the distinct bases and already that I am trying to answer your question. I don't know how many total assemblies you want to order, but a simple way (without bothering vb or ilogic, etc.) is to make macro fictitious assemblies of those groups to "order" and export the distinct in excel with the file name (path) between the columns. .
 
Hello everyone,
after years of use of inventor (and it is a rather negligent use by me :frown:) I have many axioms done wrong. bad facts I mean that the single pieces take them from anywhere (very many different folders) and I have so many doubles on the pc. now I wanted to clean this data and arrange my folders. ppr it would make me very comfortable a list excel of all distinct bases with link of the piece so I see the parts that I have to move from folder, without having to open every single together controlling the distinct base. Any suggestions?

greetings and thanks
distinct components -> dx key on the title line -> customize runtime columns-> file path (transport on the column title) -> separate export

At least I would do that!
 

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