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<\/p>\nSOLIDWORKS Electrical Cross References are used to indicate associations between symbols in schematics drawings.\u00a0 If for example a complex electrical component has multiple symbols across a number of drawings, cross references can be used to show association between these symbols.<\/p>\n
In some cases, you may notice that the cross reference information seems to jump way off the page to the right or the left as shown in the figure below:<\/p>\n
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Cross References Jumping to the bottom of the Sheet<\/p>\n
The reason behind this is that we would not want our cross reference to interfere or overlap with our current schematics, thus placing them some intended distance away from a symbol may be a preferred practice.\u00a0 Of course we can simply click and drag to move the cross reference information wherever we would like, however there is a way to also set up the default location given.<\/p>\n
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Changing the Cross References Offset Property<\/p>\n
The specified cross reference offset is held within the particular sheets title block properties.\u00a0 Thus to make a change to the offset value we can simply open the sheets title block editor and set our intended value with the SOLIDWORKS Electrical Cross References offset property.<\/p>\n
Changing this value, we can define exactly where our cross referencing information is placed on our page. \t<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
SOLIDWORKS Electrical Symbol Cross References are jumping off the page\u2026.? SOLIDWORKS Electrical Cross References are used to indicate associations between symbols in schematics drawings.\u00a0 If for example a complex electrical component has multiple symbols across a number of drawings, cross references can be used to show association between these symbols. In some cases, you may … <\/p>\n