Can anyone tell me how to include a drawing name with custom source/destination arrows? It would likely have to go into the "description" field - perhaps some sort of DIESEL statement. I'd like to avoid manually tracking it (obvious mistakes when dwgs shift) and our "standards" always include a drawing and line # cross-reference. I'm just not sure how to track (or identify) the source/destination (child/parent?) drawing name.
Thanks
In the drawing properties, go to the Cross-References tab. In the format boxes add the %S variable to the settings.
This should add the correct information to the source/destination arrow. It will also add the information to all your cross references so it may not be what you are after.
Regards Brad
Brad Coleman, Electrical Draftsman
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Hi.
You will not be able to get the drawing FILENAME into the cross-reference, but you can get the drawing NUMBER (specified in the drawing properties) in there.
Just add %D (it's a replaceable parameter that will be swapped with the drawing number of the document thats cross-referenced) into the "Cross-reference Format -> Between Drawings" text box for all drawings/entire project.
THL