Linking parameters has an obvious advantage since you do not need to create the same parameters in each Inventor file you create. For you to understand this topic, it is required that you have a basic understanding of how equations are created in Microsoft Office Excel. Excel spreadsheet files have the file extensions ".xls" for Excel 2003 documents, and ".xlsx" for Excel 20 documents. This way, a single Excel spreadsheet file can be reused across many Inventor files as the source for user-defined parameters. In Autodesk Inventor, a Microsoft Office Excel spreadsheet file can be used to create user-defined parameters which then can be linked to a part or assembly file.
USING WELDMENT TEMPLATE ENVIRONMENT IN AUTODESK INVENTOR TUTORIAL UPDATE
Update an Inventor part or assembly file when changes have been made to the source spreadsheet file.Link the Excel spreadsheet document to a part or assembly file inside Autodesk Inventor.Create user-defined parameters using Microsoft Office Excel.
LEARNING OBJECTIVESĪt the end of this lesson, you should be able to: In case you missed the first lesson, read it here: Using and Understanding Parameters in Autodesk Inventor - Part 1. In the first lesson, we got ourselves familiarized with the general concepts on parameters. This is the second lesson in our series about using and understanding parameters in Autodesk Inventor Professional.
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