Has anyone out there seen this before? My wire numbers are giving the column number 1302 twice then the line number 11, I want to have the column number 1302 shown once then the line number 11 after that. Here is an example of what I have and what I would like.
1302130211 is what I have this is what I want 130211
Under the drawing properties\wire numbers format tab I have %N and line reference checked.
Thanks in advance for any help!
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Can you post a screen shot, or show how you have your wire numbers formatted in the project properties?
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Hi Bad,
It could be that someone (not Mentioning any names... ) deleted a rung (using a normal AutoCAD Delete) and placed a second one in the same location, with the same Numbering scheme.
This would give you two %N values, creating a "Duplicate" wire reference.
If you run a "DWG Aduit" (from the reports tab) on the Page it should correct itself.
You may also need to force a rung update through "Revise Ladder".
(Schematic > Edit wires/wire numbers > Add rung drop down > Revise ladder)
Let me know if you still have issue with the drawings that trying those things. (Revise ladder, and DWG Aduit).
Regards,
James Alger
Success!!! I tried the "revise ladder" option and sure enough under there it was set to 1394%N I took out the 1394 leaving the %N and now it numbers my wires like it should.
Thank you for the advise and thanks to everyone else for there input as well. It is GREATLY appreciated!!!