Rog: the OP wants to be able to look, for example, at a SW isometric, but call it SE because that is the name he has an affinity for.  Kind of like calling your girlfriend's dog Spike even though its name is Fluffy.

In the real world a southwest isometric view is called (guess what) a southwest isometric view.  You want to call it something different.  It just makes no sense.  Do you rename the letter 'A' but still print or write it in the same form?  No, you don't.  Why?  Because it wouldn't make any sense.  My drafting and design instructor would have laughed you right out of class.  Get real.  You were given a workaround which you refuse to use.  I haven't seen any other alternatives yet have you?

Do you also repaint the North designation on your compass when you're out hiking so it says south?

Good thing you weren't on the Cook or Perry expeditions to the North pole.

Use a "named" view.  It's easy, fast and infinitely repeatable.

Hello joferna, do you know about the command PLAN associated with a good UCS ( with or without the variable UCSFOLLOW set on : 0 or on : 1 ) ?

Thanks fr responding John. I did try to reorient the  UCS, but it does not do what I am trying. I am just playing around with this' view ' thing. The easiest way is to 'Rotate ' the drawing  to the view that I want and save it. What I wanted to do was- say I have this  cube -  has named faces like front , back, left, right, top, bottom.  In the SE isometric  view the  front, top and right faces  would be visible. If I go to NW isometric, its just the opposite.  here the back, left and the bottom become visible.  Now my question is can I  swap the SE isometric to show the back, left and the bottom of the cube , because I like this particular view.