1.5.1.1.2. Number search for a range

If you are searching for a range of numbers and the search is actually to be carried out as a number search, you must enclose the search string in square brackets, e.g. D=[10-12]. If you omit the brackets, a textual search will be performed.

Examples:

  • D=[10-12]
    [10-20]

    3Dfindit: Set range in brackets

    3Dfindit: Set range in brackets

    PARTdataManager: Set range in brackets

    PARTdataManager: Set range in brackets

  • Brackets are already used for the "Number search with units", so that both options can also be combined.

    D=[1-2 inch]

    3Dfindit: Result in Inch

    3Dfindit: Result in Inch

    PARTdataManager: Result in Inch

    PARTdataManager: Result in Inch

    3Dfindit: Result in mm (an automatic conversion to mm is executed, so that fitting results are also found for mm)

    3Dfindit: Result in mm (an automatic conversion to mm is executed, so that fitting results are also found for mm)

    PARTdataManager: Result in mm (an automatic conversion to mm is executed, so that fitting results are also found for mm)

    PARTdataManager: Result in mm (an automatic conversion to mm is executed, so that fitting results are also found for mm)

  • More examples:

    [10-20 mm]
    30[mm]
    [10 mm]