lossella holes

[Nic65]

Good morning.
Has anyone already had the opportunity to use the hole table (2d) on nx9? the following problem: the numerical order in the table is not increasing (or decreasing) type 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.... well is muzzo, type 3, 2, 5, 4, 1.... the holes that select are identical. table does not change the order of rows or rename them. Does anyone know if there is a settling that forces nx to represent a correct numerical order in the table?

thanks, hi:biggrin:

 

[The_Matrix]

I'm hard to understand what your problem is.
I attach a typical hole table screen.. .
Can you tell me what your problem is, based on the example attached?
It was made by going to select the holes by window, of course.

 

[Nic65]

Hello matrix, thank you for the answer.
I try to explain myself better. in the table attached there is that it has colored the holes 1-3-4 together, 2 after and 5 again as they are holes with different propies (normal/h7/j6). in my case the holes are all of the same diameter (35) passing. The only thing that can differ from each other is the fact that some cross smaller holes. to me it would serve that in the table the numbers were colored in an orderly manner (394, 395, 396, 397 etc...) and not disordered (as you can see from images attached 394, 458, 478, 498, 415 etc.).

thanks again, hi:finger:

 

[The_Matrix]

a me vengono in fila... :frown:

 

[cacciatorino]

Hello matrix, thank you for the answer.
I try to explain myself better. in the table attached there is that it has colored the holes 1-3-4 together, 2 after and 5 again as they are holes with different propies (normal/h7/j6). in my case the holes are all of the same diameter (35) passing. The only thing that can differ from each other is the fact that some cross smaller holes. to me it would serve that in the table the numbers were colored in an orderly manner (394, 395, 396, 397 etc...) and not disordered (as you can see from images attached 394, 458, 478, 498, 415 etc.).

thanks again, hi:finger:

but select them from window or by clicking on one by one?

 

[Nic65]

They select one by one. probably being holes with the circumference interrupted by other holes recognize them as different.

 

[The_Matrix]

They select one by one. probably being holes with the circumference interrupted by other holes recognize them as different.

Yes, since the ht is based on the graphics of the view, the interrupted holes are also cataloged as an opening angle of the interruption.
I can't get them out of order. . .
both by selecting them as a window and one by one, they are always put in growing order.