dupplication put at the table

[Anothermatt]

Bye to all,

this my situation, I have 3 particular already codified, call them part1,part2,part3.

part2 and part3 differ from part1 for the presence of some extra hole, for the rest they are equal.
I would like to see if there is a way to share part1, and then create a double of this table to connect to part2 and part3 so that I find the tables practically complete, thus adding only the extra work.

Thank you very much

 

[Biggmetals]

part1 quoti, cover the sheet and with "replace model" change the part1 in the copied sheet with part2, adding the odds that serve extra and reviving or requoting the odds that have been released.
same thing for part3.

the fastest method and without losing the odds was to do everything in one part with 3 configurations.

 

[Anothermatt]

part1 quoti, cover the sheet and with "replace model" change the part1 in the copied sheet with part2, adding the odds that serve extra and reviving or requoting the odds that have been released.
same thing for part3.

the fastest method and without losing the odds was to do everything in one part with 3 configurations.

thank you so much....it is true that by making different configurations of the only detail is faster, however, tell me if I'm wrong, I find myself a particular with 3 configurations having the same code coding

 

[Biggmetals]

I don't know how to look. .
I do not use coding codes but it seems strange there is no possibility of coding 3 different configurations with 3 different codes, in the end are 3 different pieces

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

you have to enter codes in configuration properties and not in general ones

 

[IronMike87]

thank you so much....it is true that by making different configurations of the only detail is faster, however, tell me if I'm wrong, I find myself a particular with 3 configurations having the same code coding

individual configurations can all be encoded separately, just play well with custom properties
use sw mainly to create phase tables for various processing, from crude to finished. so I am with a tree of beautiful long configurations (in fact, if someone knows if there is a reverse command watery + c Please enlighten me). each single configuration has speakers with others and others totally independent (e.g. weight).

when I find myself having to make a new component that changes for some cauliflower, I usually make a pack&go of everything (3d + 2d), then I replace/modifi/adatto everything you need in 3d, I open the 2d, Please., I'm gonna have a couple of coffees while sw gets his mind pee and then I'm gonna fix the 2d.
if the tables are done well in general apart from a few odds, there is not much to do

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

watery + c

???

 

[IronMike87]

???

compress all the elements, in any tree you find.
is the shortcut equivalent to the command of the image below

the problem is that it doesn't exist or better I don't know, a "expanding".
realize that I have come to have up to 20 derived configurations, "fall" one nested in the other.
when I have to go get the last... I have to open the whole tree individually... a waste of time insensitive

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I leave you this discussion that, apparently, have the solution.https://forum.solidworks.com/thread/41135

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

you may also write if the linked solution works or not so that those who will read in the furious thread know immediately what to do.