How to find length of multiple lines? (boxes)

[traditional.builds]

I am currently running AutoCad LT 2021 and I am having trouble calculating the perimeter for multiple boxes. I was reading that this was a feature in AutoCad, but not in AutoCad LT.

I basically have a ton of boxes that represent doors and drawer fronts and I was hoping to be able to select all of them and find the total length. I can go one-by-one and use the LIST command, but unfortunately it only lets me select one at a time and not multiple boxes. 

Is there an easier way to do this? I rarely use AutoCad but I have been tasked to calculate these items.

I could also attach my file if that helps. Thank you in advance!

[fatal.error]

Have you tried this (replies no. 14 and 15)?:

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-lt-forum/how-to-measure-total-length/m-p/7160235/highlight/tr...

BTW, there's a dedicated AutoCAD LT forum here:

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-lt/ct-p/2000

[traditional.builds]

I will take a look. Thank you

[Kent1Cooper]

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@traditional.builds wrote:

.... I can go one-by-one and use the LIST command, but unfortunately it only lets me select one at a time and not multiple boxes. ....

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Really?  I don't have LT, but Help for that command in LT says it "Displays property data for selected objects."  [Emphasis mine.]  And in regular AutoCAD it certainly accepts selection of multiple objects in one command.