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	How to fill a material or appearance name into part's iProperties?
	You can directly use appearance and material name also in the BOM. But if you need to fill in these properties as custom iProperties, you can use the following simple iLogic macro: iProperties.Value("Custom","myMaterial") = ThisDoc.Document.ActiveMaterial.DisplayName iProperties.Value("Custom", "myAppearance") = ThisDoc.Document.ActiveAppearance.DisplayName

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See also:
Tip 12432:	Parse/replace Inventor iProperties using regular expressions.
Tip 12024:	How to create a custom iProperty or Parameter with iLogic?
Tip 11983:	How to use iLogic code to fill username into iProperties?
Tip 10852:	iLogic - how to get part material and path from a drawing?
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CAD tip # 12451:

How to fill a material or appearance name into part's iProperties?