Cost overrides summary dialog
In association with the capability to override computed values, aPriori provides a Cost Overrides Summary dialog.
This dialog summarizes the many different types of inputs and overrides you may have when costing a component, and enables you to revert all or selected overrides.
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Select Edit > Cost Overrides Summary from the Manufacturing Process pane to invoke the dialog. The dialog presents several types of overrides made to the part, including the following:
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Overridden fields in the Cost Summary, Part Details, and Assembly Details tabs.
See Overriding computed values. -
Material selections
If a user explicitly selected a material rather than using the default material for the Digital Factory.
See Material selection. -
Routing selections
If a user explicitly selected a routing rather than allowing aPriori to auto-select the routing based on lowest cost.
See Selecting a process routing. -
Machine selections
If a user explicitly selected a machine rather than using the one chosen automatically by aPriori.
See Selecting a machine for an operation. -
Feasibility rule overrides
If the user unchecked the box indicating the system should apply the default process and machine feasibility rules.
See Selecting a process routing. -
Process Setup Option settings
If the user edited the default setting for any process setup options.
See Editing process setup options. -
Tolerance and Roughness settings
If the user explicitly specified any tolerance or roughness values.
See Specifying or importing tolerance and roughness values. -
GCD Properties such as indicating a hole is threaded.
See Editing values in the GCD properties table . -
Production inputs if your installation has been configured to automatically map CAD properties.
See Costing using CAD properties .
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In addition to organizing and summarizing these many types of inputs and overrides, the Cost Overrides Summary dialog also enables you to undo (revert) all or selected overrides.
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Use the Clear All Overrides button to remove all inputs and overrides applied to the component. Alternatively, you can remove only selected overrides, such as all the overrides related to a given process, or a single field.
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Select the desired row or set of overrides, right click, and select Remove Override from the popup menu.
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Override options