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Prefix Suffix from Dimension to other dimensions


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Hello,

 

I think I've seen something here. Unfortunately, I do not find it.

 

It copied a prefix or suffix from one dimension into several other dimensions.

 

Can someone help me?

 

lg. Martin

Posted

If the prefix is a dimension property, that means it is added in the property cassette, not as a text added by editing the dimension, then use MATCH command.

Posted

Or you can select the dimensions and in the text override, in the properties dialog, type: prefix suffix

Posted

Hello Stefan,

 

thank you for your help.

Alternatively, your suggestion is certainly helpful. Thanks for that.

But I've seen a lisp that worked like this.

You chose the dimension with the custom prefix and then you could add as many

other dimensions will highlight the custom prefix.

Posted

I believe you are not understanding what Stefan is trying to tell you. There are 2 ways to have Prefix/Suffix in a dimension, one as a dimension property which will be placed in the prefix/suffix under Primary Units either in properties or the Dimstyle. The other way is to just add them to the Text as a Text Override with properties or DDEDIT.

 

That said there are some ways to do either pretty quickly. You could make Dimstyles with the Prefix/Suffixes as desired then just set the desired dimensions to use the appropriate Dimstyle.

 

Here is a related thread they may help.

Posted

Hello,

thank you very much for your help. I will try your advice.

 

Martin

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