I am using Solid Works 2007 SP5 by request of my client on apowerful computer system with 4Gb of RAM and 3.8 GHz of processingspeed with Windows XP Professional SP2.

In a drawing, I am unable to generate an "Indented assemblies" BOM.The list shows about 7 out of 120 components and included in thatare only 2 of the nearly 37 subassemblies. All subassemblies areset so as not to disclude the underlying parts in the BOM.

I conducted a test by creating a new assembly model using the samesubassemblies in question with successful results.

So, I returned to my original Assembly model and cleaned up myConfigurations to no avail as I suspected these were the cause. Icreated a new 1st level Configuration, saved the Assembly, createda new drawing and had the same problem with the "Indentedassemblies" BOM as I stated above.

Then, I deleted the 2nd level Configurations without saving theAssembly Model but resolved all parts as I did before andregenerated the model; again, to no avail.

Does anyone have any suggestions what may be causing this problemin my original Assembly Model?SolidworksBill Of Materials