Controling Hole Wizard Features with design tables

Unfortunately, Hole Wizard sizes are not configurable, with or without a design table. You can create a separate feature for all the sizes you may need, and then suppress all that a configuration doesn't need, or you can abandon the wizard and create your own hole to control with a design table.

Since you plan to use a design table you can take advantage of lookup tables in Excel to ease the pain. Make a table of hole parameters, then use the HLOOKUP() or VLOOKUP() formula functions to pull values from your hole table into your dimension values. This way you don't lose mate references to the hole either. Matt Lombard did a user goup presentation a few years back that would help, if you're not sure how to do that. A Google search should turn that up.

For mainly fasteners: If you have the "Toolbox" add-in you may want to look at "Hole wizard" or "Hole series" holes and "Smart Fasteners". Although the "holes" drive the fastener size in this case. If you "edit" a Holes Series in a assembly it will update the 2 or more parts affected by the hole and the fastener, nuts, washers, etc, based on the new size hole. See the help menu. It works, usually, but as in any case "your mileage may vary"

Mike