@abalekai
You are using a command named ATTEXT which was popular 11 years ago. That command still exists today but it’s not as efficient as another, more powerful method.

You can use DATAEXTRACTION command. It will easily extract ‘data’ from your block. The result can be either SDF (space delimited file with extension .txt) or CSV (comma delimited file, extension .csv). If you open either TXT or CSV using Excel, you’ll see the extracted data in individual cells as neatly arranged rows and columns.

In addition to .txt and .csv you may also format the extracted data to .xls or .mdb formats.

If you have 6 blocks with visibility state 1 and 4 blocks with visibility state 2, then you can extract all 10 blocks at the same time and identify which visibility state each block is currently using. You may generate an external file in either .csv or .xls format (both can be a Table that’s organized with columns and rows) displaying ALL 10 blocks, each block on a separate row. Depending on HOW you perform the extraction, each row in your Table can even show the x,y coordinates of each individual block.
Chicagolooper
