Open both documents and select Window > Tile
Vertically from the standard menu bar to display both documents.
Make active the document containing the cylinder
and click Formula
to display the dialog box.
Create a parameter of Length type and click
Add Formula. The formula editor is displayed.
In the other document, select Hole.1 in the specification
tree. The External parameter selection dialog box is
displayed.

In the External parameter selection dialog
box, select the Diameter object from the external parameters
list. Click OK. The Length.1 definition is carried forward
to the formula editor
Complete the formula definition as indicated
below:
Length.1 = `External Parameters\Diameter` *0.65
Click OK in the Formula Editor. You are
back to the Formula dialog box. From the parameter list, the Length.1
parameter value is modified according to the formula specified.
The External Parameters node is added to the specification tree.
Expand this node to display the Diameter parameter.
Click OK to add the formula to the document
containing the cylinder and exit the dialog box.
Select Edit > Links & Relations from
the standard menu bar. The displayed dialog box confirms that there
is a link between the Length.1 object of the document containing
the cylinder and the
PartBody\Hole.1\Diameter
object of the other document.
Click Isolate link in the Links dialog
box, then click OK. In the document containing the cylinder,
the External Parameters node can no longer be expanded in the specification
tree and the Diameter parameter is added below the Parameters node.
Select Edit > Links & Relations from
the standard menu bar. A message box informs you that the active
document has no external links.