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Topic Closeda way to copy a reference and increase prefix

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    Posted: 22.Jul.2014 at 15:28
I have no idea how to word the title of this so apologies
 
im working on some electrical dwgs and was wondering if there was a way of copying a load of circuit references from the ground floor to the first floor but being able to change the first part of the reference? for example:
 
ground floor circuits are 1-1/2L1
first floor circuits will be 2-1/2L1
second floor circuits will be 3-1/2L1
 
i used to have ATNUM lisp where you could have a pre-fix and then the reference, so possibly something like that where you can amend all of the pre-fix in one go like GATTE
 
I realise its the height of laziness but I have a lot of floors to copy these references over to..... anything to make this job quicker and easier!
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22.Jul.2014 at 18:19
A lisp routine with a prefix/suffix option would definitely be the way to go.


Edited by John Connor - 22.Jul.2014 at 18:20
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