4 On the Definition tab, click
5 Enter a name for the material property.
6 Clear Use material name for description if you do not want to use the material property as the description
of the property.
7 Select a material:
If you want to
retrieve the name of a material specified for a component on
an object or style
retrieve property data for the material specified for a
component on an object or style
8 Click OK, and continue working on the property set definition on the Definition tab of the Property Set
Definition dialog.
9 If Use material name for description was not selected, enter a description for the new property by selecting
the empty value, entering text for Description, and clicking OK.
To change the name of the property definition, double-click the value for Name.
10 Select a format to specify the how the data displays.
The format you select becomes the default format of a column when this property is added to a schedule
table style. It can be changed at any time. The Example column shows how the default value is displayed
using the selected format. For more information, see
11 Clear Visible if you do not want this property definition to appear on the Extended Data tab of the Properties
palette.
For more information, see
12 Enter a number for Order if you want this property definition to appear on the Extended Data tab in a
particular order.
For more information, see
13 Click OK.
Adding a Project Property Definition to a Property Set Definition
Use this procedure to add a project property definition to a property set definition. Project property values are obtained
from the drawing management project in which an object is located. Project properties let you collect and display
specific project details in a schedule table, such as:
mobile, fax, and telephone numbers of the project principal, manager, and architect
contact information for public services
sources for site information
A project property definition is a type of automatic property. The values displayed are determined by the information
previously entered in the project and cannot be edited directly in the property definition. If, while working in the
project, you modify project details that are included in the property definition and a schedule, the schedule displays
the out-of-date marker. For more information, see
In order for a project property definition to return correct project data, a drawing management project must be currently
open, and the drawing containing the object must be part of that project. Not meeting either of these conditions has
the following consequences:
The data on the Extended Data tab of the Properties palette and on similar dialogs is displayed as No Project."
Attributes of schedule tags that display project data are not updated. Attributes display data as updated from the
last time the conditions were met and the drawing was saved. In this case, the data displayed may not be accurate.
.
Hiding
Properties" on page 2091.
Sequencing Property
Definitions" on page 2090.
Turning Off the Out-of-Date
Adding a Project Property Definition to a Property Set Definition | 2087
Then
select a Material in the left pane.
select Material Property in the right pane.
Property Data
Formats" on page 2057.
Marker" on page 2029.
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