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Setting Multiple Dimensions to Driven

To set multiple diimensions to driven:

In a sketch, select the dimensions.
Right-click to display the shortcut menu.
Under Dimension, click Driven.

You can also set multiple dimensions to driven in the Dimension PropertyManager by clicking the Other tab, expanding Options, and selecting Driven.

Search 'Setting Multiple Dimensions to Driven' in the SOLIDWORKS Knowledge Base.

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