SW Bending Area Table - Bend Loss

[mohamed.kada]

Hello
I'm an apprentice engineer and my mission is to create a K-factor type bending area table on SW but I didn't know how to adapt it according to the bending nails so I ended up making a bend loss type table for the angles (15°, 30° ... 150°,165°)

I filled in my results this way on SW [SEE IMAGE] and I have a few questions:
Solidworks doesn't allow me to create multiple tables in the same Excel with different radii, it says I need to have the radius values on all the tables. Is this normal? in this case I create an Excel file for each sheet thickness?

Second question: having filled in the values of loss at the bend for the angles (15°, 30° ... 150°, 165°), what do SW do if I bend a part for example at 20°?
I noticed that he still calculates a loss of crease but I can't know exactly how he does it?

Thank you.

[sbadenis]

Or it's normal, you need the same columns from start to finish. On the other hand, it is possible to make a template table to impose a radius or several possible radius depending on the thickness.
Look in this link I had last attached a template table and a bend loss table for the steel model:

bending table according to Vé

The steel jig table Please note that this is valid for S235 steel and for the same Vé depending on the thickness. And to be on the safe side, ask your folder to do one or 2 test of development on the console to check that it corresponds to the one of SW To make the table we made about ten real parts and compare with the development of the Amada console (in outer fold imperatively). And we were not bad at all (1 or 2 tenths) 02-acier_s235-table_gabarit.xls

And then you choose the template table in 1 and then the thickness and radius in 2:

[mohamed.kada]

Thank you very much.
I was able to move forward by creating a template table. It works well.