AutoCAD 2013/2014 DWG Format

[#1]

How to combine more than multiline text in one?

Thank you

Best

Jamal

[#2]

Search the forum, there are hundred answers.

Hint: Explode to text then

Express, Text, ........

[#3]

Search the forum, there are hundred answers.

Hint: Explode to text then

Express, Text, ........

[#4]

If you know how to load and use LISP, attached is a freeware I found some time back (just unzip it first): if you only want to use built-in tools, see reply above.

[#5]

Many thanks guys for the help

• I couldn’t find any command in the Express>>text that does what I’m looking for,
• The command “text2mtext” has no window selection

[#6]

Core Text2Mtext do that, there is a reason

You click on the order that they will be in the mtext.

Some lisp combine them by the order texts were created and some are by justification.

Yes, search , search... they are everywhere.

[#7]

Use the lisp I posted, it does what you want  if you don't know how to do that then ask.

In your screenshot of the Express Tools, the built-in is the one called CONVERT TO MTEXT and it does not do what you want as has already been pointed out. Spend a little more time reading, exploring and searching and less time marking up screenshots repeatedly for no reason and asking the same exact question over and over again.

[#8]

many thanks

best

Jamal