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Hello

I need to replace it with an attribute "1A 01-02", the 1 to 3.

Search and replace it is unfortunately not.

Please help

Thanks

 

Hallo

Ich muss bei einem Attribut "1A 01-02" die 1 mit 3 ersetzen.

Mit suchen und ersetzen geht es leider nicht.

Bitte um Hilfe

Danke

Posted

You can change 1A to 3A using Find/Replace you just need to be exact.

 

Find what: 1A

 

Replace with: 3A

 

It works for me.

Posted
You can change 1A to 3A using Find/Replace you just need to be exact.

 

Find what: 1A

 

Replace with: 3A

 

It works for me.

 

No, everything goes not there is an attribute of the 1's.

And I 1A 1B 1E, etc.

Posted

Then use a wildcard as suggested by Lee Mac. In AutoCAD 2010 press the arrow key in the lower left-hand corner of the Find and Replace window to see more options.

Posted
Is this in multiple drawings or a single drawing?

 

In mehreren Zeichnungen, in jeder Zeichnung so um die 200 ATT.

In several drawings, each drawing as to the 200 ATT.

Posted
In mehreren Zeichnungen, in jeder Zeichnung so um die 200 ATT.

In several drawings, each drawing as to the 200 ATT.

 

ok. That will not be everything to walk too much make-KIND (1).

 

ok. Das wird nichts muss alles zu Fuß machen zuviel (1) drinn.

Posted
Look for bw_finrept at the HP of cadmaro

 

Danke

Hilft auch nicht wiklich.

Posted

Einfacher Textstring aktivieren

Suche nach Text 1

und ersetze durch 3

Haken rein bei Blöcke inklusive Attribute

Gesamte Zeichnungsdatei aktivieren

und OK

Ab geht die Post

Posted

Fellas, this being an English forum and English being the language that we use - I'm asking you to translate your posts. Otherwise I'll do a hack job of it with babelfish :thumbsup:

Posted
Einfacher Textstring aktivieren

Suche nach Text 1

und ersetze durch 3

Haken rein bei Blöcke inklusive Attribute

Gesamte Zeichnungsdatei aktivieren

und OK

Ab geht die Post

 

Unfortunately not.

look at the picture at times.

 

leider nicht.

schau mal das Bild an.

3.jpg

Posted

The first 3 lines of Text are ok, isn't it?

The fourth line is extraordinairy. I see '1A 01-02', '1A 03-04' and '1A 05-06' changed to '3E 31-32'. Normally it's impossible to do this with the Lisp-routine.

Is it possible to send your DWG to helmut51@gmx.at?

 

@tiger: sorry, i can't translate babelfish! :-)

Posted
The first 3 lines of Text are ok, isn't it?

The fourth line is extraordinairy. I see '1A 01-02', '1A 03-04' and '1A 05-06' changed to '3E 31-32'. Normally it's impossible to do this with the Lisp-routine.

Is it possible to send your DWG to helmut51@gmx.at?

 

@tiger: sorry, i can't translate babelfish! :-)

 

 

Post is on the way

Post ist unterwegs

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No, everything goes not there is an attribute of the 1's.

And I 1A 1B 1E, etc.

 

 

Search with _find for "1*" and change to "3"

(perhaps only for a selectionset of Inserts of your choice)

oh, thats change too much

and with "1@*" to "3" you loose the second sign

editend>

 

I´m Sorry

With kind regards from CAD.de o:)

Posted
Search with _find for "1*" and change to "3"

(perhaps only for a selectionset of Inserts of your choice)

oh, thats change too much

and with "1@*" to "3" you loose the second sign

editend>

 

I´m Sorry

With kind regards from CAD.de o:)

 

Hello CADFFM

 

Yes, can not be done without programming.

 

But thanks for the reply

 

Hallo CADFFM

 

Ja geht leider nicht ohne Programierung.

 

Aber Danke für die Antwort

Posted
In mehreren Zeichnungen, in jeder Zeichnung so um die 200 ATT.

In several drawings, each drawing as to the 200 ATT.

 

 

I was going to suggest using ATTOUT, open in Excel, make the edits, then ATTIN to update the drawing. This may or may not be efficient, depending upon how many drawings you have to do it to. I've done this to 40 drawings one time, and as tedious as it was, it was quicker than doing the edits in the individual drawings.

 

Something to note, ATTOUT will pull out all attributed block data. I'd suggest that you delete each row in the CSV that you are not editing, because sometimes it can unwittingly replace character counts due to the file being a CSV. What I mean is that I had some numbers that were defined as "0#", but when shown in the CSV, it was only "#". It will also replace any fields that you may have, so be aware of that as well. You can delete each unnecessary row, but do not have to delete the columns associated with that block's tags.

Posted
I was going to suggest using ATTOUT, open in Excel, make the edits, then ATTIN to update the drawing. This may or may not be efficient, depending upon how many drawings you have to do it to. I've done this to 40 drawings one time, and as tedious as it was, it was quicker than doing the edits in the individual drawings.

 

Something to note, ATTOUT will pull out all attributed block data. I'd suggest that you delete each row in the CSV that you are not editing, because sometimes it can unwittingly replace character counts due to the file being a CSV. What I mean is that I had some numbers that were defined as "0#", but when shown in the CSV, it was only "#". It will also replace any fields that you may have, so be aware of that as well. You can delete each unnecessary row, but do not have to delete the columns associated with that block's tags.

 

 

DNK

 

Thanks for your tip

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