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Cutting, copying, pasting multiple processes and operations

When you cut or copy and paste multiple processes or operations in Manufacturing Process Planner, the predecessor and sequence information is moved with the processes or operations. For example, if you copy multiple operations or processes from one source process and paste them to one target process:

  • Teamcenter keeps the relative find numbers of operations or processes. For example, copying 10,20,20,30 results in X, X+10, X+10, X+20, where X is the next available find number (with increment of 10).

  • Flows between the copied operations or processes are also copied.

  • A new flow is not created between the last process/operation/work area and the new one. Use the Update Pert Flows command to achieve this.

Use Edit→Paste Special to designate the behavior of the copied lines. You can specify the occurrence type to use when pasting, assigning, or using drag-and-drop in the MEAssignCustomizedOccurrenceType preference.

Related Topics

  • Update PERT flows

Source: https://docs.sw.siemens.com/en-US/doc/282219420/PL20251212545240207.mse/cutting_copying_pasting_multiple_procs_ops · retrieved 2026-07-11