Some specific rules apply when you specify values
in lookup tables.
The
following rules apply when you specify values in lookup tables:
Use a comma as the delimiter between values.
You can specify any number of unique values separated by
commas. For example: 5,6,7 5.5,6.25
To specify a range, use brackets [ ] to specify that the range
includes the values separated by a comma, or use parentheses ( ) to
specify that the range does not include the values separated by a
comma.
For a continuous range, use a pair of values separated by a
comma, enclosed in brackets or parentheses. For example: [3,10]
specifies any value between 3 and 10, including 3 and 10 (3,10)
specifies any value between 3 and 10, not including 3 and 10.
For an open-ended range, use one value with a comma, enclosed
in brackets or parentheses. For example: [,5] specifies less than
or equal to 5; (5,) specifies greater than 5.
Use no more than 256 characters in a table cell.
You can use architectural and mechanical unit syntax (for
example, 15'1/4").
If you enter a value in an invalid format, the value will be
reset to the last value when you move to another cell in the
table.
Lookup tables
support the following:
All numeric parameter properties (for example, distance and
angles for point, linear, polar, XY, and rotation parameters)
Text string parameter properties (for example, flip and
visibility parameter values)
