Combine Multiple Mtext into 1 Mtext

[Anonymous]

Does anyone have a tool to combine multiple pieces of Mtext into a single
Mtext with paragraphs?

[Anonymous]

The routine is very handy for me when I come acorss dwgs where someone made seperate mtext paragraphs. Thank you so much for witing this routine.

[Anonymous]

Just found this routine after a short search, does exactly what I was after.  My complements to Kent Cooper, nicely done.

 Thanks,

Lan

[troma]

Lovely tool @Kent1Cooper

I went and marked your post as the solution.

(BTW it was a Google search, not a forum search that brought me here.)

[Anonymous]

An easy way is to explode ("EXPLODE") all the mtexts, and then use the Express Tool command "TXT2MTXT." You can click "yes" or "no" to adding a return after each line.

[yjavadidoodran]

I just had this question and noticed that in AutoCAD 2022 you can easily select all txt objects and convert them to MText using the command TXT2MTEXT all all txt objects will be combined to one mtxt

[eric_hailar5FPJN]

explode the different lines of mtext and it will convert them to text then use txt2mtxt command

[pendean]

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@eric_hailar5FPJN wrote:

explode the different lines of mtext ...

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You've not had to explode separate mtext first just to join multiple mtext (or combo of mtext and text) together into one in quite some time now

Unless you use a very old AutoCAD that relies of a very old Express Tool, but then there are free LISP that get around that limitation for your old version.

HTH