As you have already discovered, group 410 doesn't work in VBA. Here are two
possible solutions:
1) Iterate the Layouts collection, iterating each of their blocks in turn
2) Use the FilterLayout routine available in the Visual Basic section of my
web site. It will get you entities from specific layouts. It also shows how
to determine which layout an item is contained in.
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"Andrew Armstrong"
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> How do you select a block reference in a specific Layout? I'm trying to
> create a program that updates title block attributes. The problem lies in
> having 2 or more Layouts all with the same title block. I can't seem to
> find a way of selecting a block reference based on what layout it is in.
> I've currently tried to use selection set filters which work until I try
to
> select based on group code 410. A entget in LISP reports the Layout Name
in
> group code 410. The group code table shows 410 mapped to a string which
> doesn't seem to represent the layout name but just a user defined string
> group code.
> Thanks for any help in advance.
>
