What assembly arrangement status indicates arrangements in subassemblies that control a subassembly?

The correct answer indicates that "Used Arrangements" refers to specific configurations that are applied within subassemblies to dictate how components are organized and displayed. This status reflects the arrangements that are actively utilized in the context of the overall assembly structure.

When working with assemblies in Siemens NX, particularly in complex designs, different arrangement statuses allow for variations in how parts relate to one another. "Used Arrangements" provides an essential way to manage these configurations and helps engineers clearly define which arrangement is in effect at a given time. This is particularly useful in visualizing and managing different design scenarios or functional states without altering the underlying components of the assembly.

Other options, while appearing relevant, indicate different concepts within the assembly management workflow. "Active Arrangements" might suggest the currently visible arrangement but does not specifically designate control over subassemblies. "Default Arrangements" often refers to the initial or standard state of an assembly before any modifications are made. "Exploded Arrangements" are specifically used to show an assembly in a disassembled view for clarity but don’t imply management control of subassemblies in the same way as "Used Arrangements."