It does not appear that you can show an @S (symbol) in one place and then an @D in another place on the same drawing.
I have a family table of a part and I am creating a table showing all of the varied dimensions for the family table. I want to show the @S for the generic in the header of the table and then the @D for all of the instances. When I flip one and then do a re-gen however it changes the others.
I called PTC and they suggested I write a relation to copy the dimension value into another parameter and then call that out in the table (ie Table_A = A). Doing that prevents me from showing the tolerances though. Unfortunately it looks like you can't call out the dimension tolerance variable (ie tp0 and tm0) on a drawing like you can a dimension (&tp0 doesn't work).
