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    Distinguished Contributor
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    renumber sheets

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    01-02-2013 12:26 PM

    is there a way to renumber sheets in the sheet set manager? i've got over 100 sheets and i need to insert some new sheets in the middle. there wasn't a way in 2009 but i was hoping for something in 2012. it seems like something that would be included by now.

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    Re: renumber sheets

    01-02-2013 01:42 PM in reply to: nostupidquestions

    It will not automatically renumber them, but you can go in sheet set manager and change the sheet numbers.

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    Re: renumber sheets

    01-02-2013 01:46 PM in reply to: DSM_dude

    thanks for the reply. i guess i should have included a 'quickly' or 'automatically' in my post in regards to renumbering. renumbering each sheet takes forever.

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    Re: renumber sheets

    01-02-2013 02:00 PM in reply to: nostupidquestions

    Nothing built in as you have seen (not sure why after all these years...)

    But given enough programming knowledge, it's certainly possible to roll up your own routine.

    We have such as tool and it pays for itself every time it is used.

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    Re: renumber sheets

    01-02-2013 02:02 PM in reply to: rkmcswain

    How does this work if you have sheets numbered:

     

    01

    02

    03-A

    03-B

    04

    05

     

    ?

     

    Or do you just avoid this type of numbering?

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    Re: renumber sheets

    01-02-2013 02:17 PM in reply to: rkmcswain

    i got one somewhere several years ago but it doesn't work with 2012.  i agree that this feature should be included.

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    Re: renumber sheets

    01-02-2013 02:36 PM in reply to: nostupidquestions

    There's also some 3rd party help if it's something you need.

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    Re: renumber sheets

    01-02-2013 05:02 PM in reply to: troma

    Nothing against SincPac, my favorite is SSMproperetieseditor at JTBworl dot com

     

    and it more than renumbering

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    Re: renumber sheets

    01-03-2013 05:08 AM in reply to: troma

    troma wrote:

    How does this work if you have sheets numbered:

     

    01

    02

    03-A

    03-B

    04

    05

    ?


    Our numbering is usually very simple (1, 2, 3, 4, etc) - so our routine simply starts with the first sheet (1) and then numbers the rest sequentially. It also updates a custom property with the total number of sheets since we have a field that references that.

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