Fillet feature on edges in Solidworks - Cell-by-Cell Formula Trace

Sample Data

This table lists edges of a 3D model with their lengths and intended fillet radius. The 'Fillet Applied' column shows if the fillet feature has been applied.

Cell	Value
A1	Edge ID
B1	Length (mm)
C1	Fillet Radius (mm)
D1	Fillet Applied
A2	E1
B2	50
C2	5
D2	Yes
A3	E2
B3	30
C3	3
D3	No
A4	E3
B4	40
C4	4
D4	Yes

Formula Trace

=IF(B2>=40, "Yes", "No")

Step 1: B2>=40

Step 2: 50>=40

Step 3: IF(TRUE, "Yes", "No")

Cell Reference Map

    A      B      C      D
1 |Edge ID|Length |Radius |Fillet
  |       |(mm)   |(mm)   |Applied
2 |  E1   |  50   |  5    | Yes 
3 |  E2   |  30   |  3    | No  
4 |  E3   |  40   |  4    | Yes 

Arrow: B2 -> D2 (Length used to decide fillet)

The formula in D2 references cell B2 to check the edge length and decide if fillet is applied.

Result

    A      B      C      D
1 |Edge ID|Length |Radius |Fillet
  |       |(mm)   |(mm)   |Applied
2 |  E1   |  50   |  5    | Yes 
3 |  E2   |  30   |  3    | No  
4 |  E3   |  40   |  4    | Yes 

The fillet is applied (Yes) to edges E1 and E3 because their lengths are 50 mm and 40 mm, which are greater than or equal to 40 mm. Edge E2 does not meet the condition.

Sheet Trace Quiz - 3 Questions

What does the formula check to decide if a fillet is applied?

A If the edge ID starts with 'E'

B If the fillet radius is greater than 4 mm

C If the edge length is at least 40 mm

D If the fillet is already applied

Key Result

IF(condition, "Yes", "No") returns 'Yes' if condition is true, else 'No'.