Dynamic Block - Same Values in Each State?

[ILoveMadoka]

I want to create a dynamic block with 4 visual states.
I want two text values to appear in each state but in different places in each state.
If I understand correctly you cannot move an attribute from state to state.

Fields would work but I have no way of knowing how many of these blocks may be

needed in a particular drawing.

If I copy the attributes from VS to VS when creating the block, they only are available in the first state.
The other states report there is no editable attributes but if I edit the state they are there.

 

Here is a diagram of the 4 visual states. (the red is not part of the block, just a separator)

 

I had created a block with 8 attributes but users found it confusing or difficult to navigate.

Is there a way to achieve this in a simpler/better fashion?

[BIGAL]

This is very similar to the problem of draw a section marker, if your happy with a lisp answer can be done very easy, you have 4 choices or can be based on say 3 point pick. Would use say 2 blocks. a HOR and VER arrow.

 

The other way may be to look at the angle the block is inserted and rotate the attribute about a centre justification, not sure if can do that in a dynamic block. will have a play. Some one else may jump in with a new dynamic block. Did something similar in another post that stretches the gap between the arrows.

[ILoveMadoka]

This is indeed a Section Marker.
Lisp is always welcome but I don't know where to start.

Maybe the 8 attribute solution is the closest I can get...

The Text Alignment is different in each of the views.

 

Creating a field as part of the Insert would work but It would have to take into consideration

how many similar fields were existing in the drawing then increment the value/name then reassign

the new field to the new block.
Beyond my novice skill set..

[CyberAngel]

Have a look at the video linked on this page. I can't quite follow it, but could you create an invisible attribute and echo it to the four positions?