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To wrap the xrefs, add vertical bar as a separater in the drawing and project properties, as per marked in RED below.
To wrap the xrefs, add vertical bar as a separater in the drawing and project properties, as per marked in RED below.
If you dont want this to happen drawing wide or project wide and want to do this rather manually, you can use tool from the dropdown menu, see marked in RED below.
If you dont want this to happen drawing wide or project wide and want to do this rather manually, you can use tool from the dropdown menu, see marked in RED below.
Keep in mind the following:
If you use the 'change cross-reference text to multiline text' tool, that what ACADE does is move that from being an attribute to being an MTEXT object. As far as I know, it can't be undone without deleting/replacing the symbol.
If you use the 'squeeze' tool, ACADE will adjust the width factor of the attribute to make things fit.
Make sure that neither of these actions will go against whichever standard you have to use. (for instance, I'm not supposed to change width factor so 'squeeze' is a useless tool for me.)
Jim Seefeldt
Electrical Engineering Technician
If you use the 'change cross-reference text to multiline text' tool, that what ACADE does is move that from being an attribute to being an MTEXT object. As far as I know, it can't be undone without deleting/replacing the symbol.
If you use the 'squeeze' tool, ACADE will adjust the width factor of the attribute to make things fit.
Make sure that neither of these actions will go against whichever standard you have to use. (for instance, I'm not supposed to change width factor so 'squeeze' is a useless tool for me.)
Jim Seefeldt
Electrical Engineering Technician
Keep in mind the following:
If you use the 'change cross-reference text to multiline text' tool, that what ACADE does is move that from being an attribute to being an MTEXT object. As far as I know, it can't be undone without deleting/replacing the symbol.
If you use the 'squeeze' tool, ACADE will adjust the width factor of the attribute to make things fit.
Make sure that neither of these actions will go against whichever standard you have to use. (for instance, I'm not supposed to change width factor so 'squeeze' is a useless tool for me.)
Jim Seefeldt
Electrical Engineering Technician
If you use the 'change cross-reference text to multiline text' tool, that what ACADE does is move that from being an attribute to being an MTEXT object. As far as I know, it can't be undone without deleting/replacing the symbol.
If you use the 'squeeze' tool, ACADE will adjust the width factor of the attribute to make things fit.
Make sure that neither of these actions will go against whichever standard you have to use. (for instance, I'm not supposed to change width factor so 'squeeze' is a useless tool for me.)
Jim Seefeldt
Electrical Engineering Technician
Hi, related to this topic: are there any way of splitting the reference list in to several rows? I have now set it up as "Graphical Format".
Do I have to set it up in "Table Format" and re-install the block in order for the references to split as I want?
regards,
Ole
Hi, related to this topic: are there any way of splitting the reference list in to several rows? I have now set it up as "Graphical Format".
Do I have to set it up in "Table Format" and re-install the block in order for the references to split as I want?
regards,
Ole
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