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BCOUNT command in 2011 LT

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pardo242724
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BCOUNT command in 2011 LT

is the BCOUNT Autocad command available in LT 2011?

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pendean
in reply to: pardo242724

No.

 

Explore using QSELECT or FILTER commands to do about the same, in LT or full AutoCAD.

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mwilliams
in reply to: pendean

How does that count the blocks? Where does it report the quantities?

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drjohn
in reply to: mwilliams

Usually when you select a windowed area  (for instance)  it will select all objects in the window and on the properties panel at the top it has a roll down that has the object selected list and reports how many lines, circles, blocks .... etc are in the selection set.

 

To take it a step further, if you use QSELECT and select a block it will find the instances of that block and report the quantity in the properties box roll down as well. I keep the properties box docked on the left side of my screen just for that purpose.

 

 

HTH

 

Regards,

DJ

 

 

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pendean
in reply to: pardo242724

And in LT 2011-2012 you can use SELECTSIMILAR as an alternative to the above.

QSELECT, FILTER and SELECTSIMILAR are ways to select specific items: counting is done either as explained above or by invoking a simple command after the selection with SELECT command.

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