Hole tables organize and display detailed information about various hole types such as standard holes, sketched holes, cuts, datum points, and datum axes in a specified drawing view. The holes are also labeled in the drawing view; numerically for ISO standards or alphanumerically for ASME standards. When you create a hole table, the default column format includes a table heading and a name column, as well as:

You can create, delete, and update hole tables. The table cells and content are automatically updated when you select a view and a general table location.

You can use the Hole Table dialog box to customize the table display before creating the table, for example, adding additional parameter columns or assigning a sort order. You can also manually edit and format the table content after you place the table in the drawing. Each drawing item type is displayed in a separate table, that is, each of the holes, cuts, datum points, and datum axes are listed in separate tables. A drawing can have multiple hole tables, but only one hole table per view for each of the drawing item types.