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Normally when applying the matchprop command in CAD, one has to first pick the template element, and then select the elements which should have this template element's properties copied to/matched.

is it possible (via lisp perhaps?) to reverse this order, so that i can select a bunch of elements (e.g. through the quickselect icon) and THEN apply a matchpropertieslisp command, then select a single template element which the initially selected elements should mimic?

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germanbarry Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Groupie Joined: 14.Apr.2011 Location: Germany Using: AutoCAD 2011 Status: Offline Points: 33	Topic: Match Properties in reverse pick order Posted: 17.Aug.2011 at 10:35
	Normally when applying the matchprop command in CAD, one has to first pick the template element, and then select the elements which should have this template element's properties copied to/matched. is it possible (via lisp perhaps?) to reverse this order, so that i can select a bunch of elements (e.g. through the quickselect icon) and THEN apply a matchpropertieslisp command, then select a single template element which the initially selected elements should mimic?

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