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If you need to split your multi-sheet drawing in Inventor into the individual separate single-sheet drawings, you can use the VBA macro CADstudio SplitDrawing.

Load the file (project) SplitDrawing.ivb in the Inventor VBA Editor (Load project) and then in the ribbon Tools > Options > Macros run the macro "Module1.SplitDrawing".

SplitDrawing splits the current drawing document into the individual drawings named as the pattern (example): MyDrawing_Sheet1_MyModelA.idw, MyDrawing_Sheet2_MyModelB.idw, etc.

SplitDrawing can be downloaded from DL Download

You can also use the iLogic rule SplitDrawing available on CAD Studio's Helpdesk.

See also the Multi-Sheet Plot utility (on Download)

Invenrtor2012Inventor2010
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15.3.2011    14902×  
applies to: Invenrtor2012 · Inventor 2010 ·

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