Does autocad 2011 LT. have a block couter option..say if I was to design a plantlist and develope different blocks for different plants and wanted to count them..not by eye, is that possible on autocad 2011LT?

I found this answered by someone for 2007, don't know if anything has changed for 2011..."Unfortunately with LT you don't have the best tools to accomplish
this. You can't use LISP routines, and you don't have the Enhanced
Attribute Editor. Your best bet is to use Quick Select. In the Object
Type specify: Block Reference, and then on properties select the "Name"
option , on operator select equals, then on value select the name of
the block you want Hit OK and it should select all the blocks and
report how many it found on the command line.

Ty "

try the command EATME

thanks for the help Carl..and bmrhabi..verrryy mature..how old are you 10?

You can use the [CMD]ATTEXT[/CMD] command or the block schedule function in Xanadu LT Extension.

Is BCOUNT not in 2011? Simply use BCount->All then cut an paste from the cmd line.
Ta
 
Matt

[QUOTE=cadmatt]Is BCOUNT not in 2011? Simply use BCount->All then cut an paste from the cmd line.[/QUOTE]

It is in 2011. It is not in 2011 LT.

apollogies - didn't read the Op properly!
 
Its late and I'm tired.
 
Cheers
 
Matt

Hi
I had the same problem a while ago and solved it with attaching attributes to my blocks then creating a template file in order for the attributes to be extracted (ATTEXT) to excel and a simple VCOUNT command counted all the attributes relating to the specific block  in excel.
 
hope the above helps,
If it is what you are looking for I could explain in depth on how to go about it
 
Regards
 
CS