@jcapriotti That could be a way to do it, eventhough i was hoping for something more simple
Thanks

Has anyone fold a was to update variables on a foldercard, on multiple foldes at the same time? I have some variables which are controlled by the folder datacard. Working perfect on new projects, but I want to update the values on legacy projects. I have made a dispatch to update the variables I wan...

jcapriotti wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 11:08 am Just curious, did you use the free tool to create the xml from an Excel file?

Yes I did. Worked perfect

Thank you @jcapriotti and @JSculley !

I used the import from XML. This works perfectly, and was easy to do with the video.

This is going to save me endless hours and frustrations. And for free
I really appreciates the help!

Christina

JSculley wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 7:58 am If it is PDM Pro, you can use the built in Import/Export Rule functionality. See the Chapter named 'Importing and Exporting Data' in the Administration Guide (accessible from the PDM Administration tool).

Thank you!

Does anyone know of a tool/Third-Party Software/add-in which we could buy in order to bulk update variables in PDM?

We have a lot of legacy parts which we would like to enrich with data.

I have created a dispatch, but that is not a suitable solution for 100.000+ files. 

I have a field (A) in my datacards that I want to be filled automatically using Input formula pulling the value from two other variables/fields (B) and (C). My problems is that the information in (B) and (C) is automatically filled from Folder data. Meaning there is no user interaction needed. Some ...

This works, thank you!
Not as intuitive as users need to go through our long list of variables. But gets the job done

I have a variable on my Part card, which is a number that could be anything between 1000 and 5000. My users needs to find any projects where the input number is in an interval, lets say between 2000 and 2500. Most intuitive way for the users would be a min and max input field on the search card. But...