Underdefined sketch

I am trying to get a sketch fully defined. I presently have the <->
sign in front of the sketch. For the life of me I cannot see why it
is underdefined, (the sketchs are in blue). I have tried Fixed, but
then I get over defined. Are there any tools that would screen this
sketch and tell me what I am missing? I am working in 2006 SW.

 

One of the easiest ways to see what's left to move is grab a vertex and
drag. See what moves, undo the move, then add proper relations. Things to
look for may be that you need a horizontal or vertical on something. You
may need to tie everything to the origin. Look for missing tangency, etc.

WT

 

I WANT TO THANK YOU, I APPLIED SOME VERT AND HORIZ RELATIONS (THAT
WERE MISSING AS YOU THOUGHT!) EVERYTHING TURNED BLACK, THANKS AGAIN!

 

I see you allready fixed the problem... with some great advice I
might add. But, I just wanted to add one more thing.. if you have any
centerlines quite often you will find that your sketch is underdefined
because the end lenght of the ceterline is not defined (somthing that
abvously doesn't matter) the line will even apear black it will just
be the endpoint that is blue.

Http://www.inspirtech.com

 

It is not true, at least in SW2007, that the sketch will be shown as "Under
Defined" just because a construction line length is not specified. The point
at the end will be blue, but the sketch will still say "Fully Defined". I
believe that it has worked this way for quite a while.

Jerry Steiger