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5 In the left pane, select the grid that contains the cells you want
to assign to None.
6 Select an existing cell assignment or create a new one.
7 Select None under the Element column.
8 Specify the cells to contain the None infill.
For more information, see Specifying Which Door and Window
Assembly Cells Use a Cell Assignment on page 1741.
9 Click OK.
Specifying Which Door and Window Assembly Cells Use a Cell
Assignment
When you create a cell assignment you need to specify the cells in the grid to
use that assignment. There are two options for selecting cells:
â– Use Location to insert the infill into the start, middle, or end cells of a
vertical grid or into the bottom, middle, or top cells of a horizontal grid.
If there is an even number of cells (four or more), Middle refers to the two
cells in the middle of the grid. If there is an odd number of cells (three or
more), Middle refers to one cell in the middle of the grid.
Specifying Door/Window Assembly infill by location
â– Use Index to insert the infill into specific cells based on cell numbers. Cells
are numbered from start to end or bottom to top. For example, typing 1,
2, 3 would place the infill in the first, second and third cells.
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