A known and verified, macro-generated plane has been created in Solidworks.  Measuring to this plane, two coordinate systems were inserted as follows:  

Coordinate1: Origin of assembly

Coordinate2: Surface of an inserted component mated to an inclined and skewed surface.

Measure tool: reports three predicted rotations as follows:

Φ x-rotate (intrinsic)

Ѳ new y-rotate (intrinsic)

Ψ new z-rotate (intrinsic)

these are known as TAIT-BRYAN rotations.

Here is my CRAZY question.  

FIRSTLY:  I want to use Solidworks "measure tool" to QC this part, however,

Skewed macro-generated planes were created by first rotating z, then new y, then new x.  Since plane-creation on this part performed in reverse-order to how the Solidworks "measure tool" functions, the "measure tool" will NEVER report the same angles used to generate these surfaces.

QUESTION:  can I trick Solidworks by reversing my Coordinate1, Coordinate1  (z for x), (y for y), and (z for x) thereby telling Solidworks to rotate about this "new x" first which represents the parts initial creation rotation which was "z".

HINT: so far this approach doesn't appear to work, but seems like it should.