How do you break down a reference (electrical assembly) in a BOM?
I want the two references to appear separately on 1 different line.
Hello;
We would need more clarification:
=> Solidworks version
=> What type of nomenclature do you use at the moment (single level, detailed...) ... I think your problem comes from there...
Could we start by saying " Hello " next time?
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Hello!
Thank you for your answer. But I don't think we're talking about the same thing, I'm talking about the electrical part and not the mechanical part.
Bein, on parle de la même chose:
Cela peut être sensiblement différent si vous passez par PDM…
I delete, I was HS 
Hello,
Indeed, a little more detail would be welcome.
Which software are you talking about, Solidworks Electrical, Solidworks classic mechanical, or Solidworks classic with the 3D Electrical addon (3D cable routing)?
If on SolidWorks electrical, you want to output a table with all the references of the components inserted in your diagram, including the assemblies of electrical components (contactor type + additional contact module)?
Thank you,
Matthew
Thank you again to all for your answers,
I share with you a request that might seem clearer 
BOM Generated with SolidWorks Electrical 2023 software SP5.docx (62.6 KB)
Thanks, I looked, and under some references I don't have any associated 3D. Maybe that can play a role?
On SWE you have the possibility to create "assemblies" of electrical components that will carry the same reference in your diagram: example here with K M4: 3P contactor, 1 coil and 2 NO contact
By assigning a second manufacturer reference, here for example an additional module with 2 NO contacts, you add two circuits to the KM4 marker:
Which can be associated with NO contact symbols:
Then, by choosing a BOM report by manufacturer reference (and not by reference in your diagram because otherwise there will only be one KM4 line) you have this kind of table:
In your example, what type of report did you use?
Matthew
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