Sheet set "Next or Previous drawing/layout"

[Thomas.CoxTFXY8]

Is there a way to create a command (macro or similar) that will take you to the next or previous drawing/layout that’s in your sheet set?

[Valentin_CAD]

@Thomas.CoxTFXY8 ,

The Rename and Renumber Sheet Dialog Box (LINK) offers this option.

[Thomas.CoxTFXY8]

Thanks, but I'm not talking about renaming/renumbering the layout in the Sheet Set manager.

What I am asking about is to be able to go automatically to the next layout, opening that drawing that is in the Sheet Set manager, similar to AutoCAD Electrical using Project Manager "Next/Previous Drawing."

[Valentin_CAD]

@Thomas.CoxTFXY8 ,

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@Thomas.CoxTFXY8 wrote:

... I am asking about is to be able to go automatically to the next layout, opening that drawing that is in the Sheet Set manager...

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Vanilla AutoCAD does not have the same option as AutoCAD Electrical; however, you may still be able to open the next or previous drawing thru the "Sheet Set Manager" and double clicking on the file you need.

[pendean]

.... or you could use AutoCADELECTRICAL all the time instead: it is free to all paying subscribers to download and use for free. Are you on a subscription? It's a nice perk.

[Thomas.CoxTFXY8]

yes I use ACE all the time, some others in the office prefer to SSM.

I was just hoping I could create a icon that I could click to take me to the next layout.

I also whish SSM had a way to add the active drawing/layout without have to browse, just one click would be nice. 

So, basically there is not a solution for what I am asking.

Thanks

[pendean]

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@Thomas.CoxTFXY8 wrote:

yes I use ACE all the time, some others in the office prefer to SSM.

I was just hoping I could create a icon that I could click to take me to the next layout.

I also whish SSM had a way to add the active drawing/layout without have to browse, just one click would be nice. 

So, basically there is not a solution for what I am asking.

Thanks

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Sadly that is true if one of you is not going to have to compromise. Sorry, you are fighting program variants designed to behave differently by Autodesk (we are all end users just like you).