How can I convert an attribute block to Text or Mtext

[Anonymous]

I'm currently on the search for a .lsp that would convert an attribute block to text or mtext without the invisible attributes. For ex: If after entering every attribute (visible and invisible), the block shows "3-25L12," I'm looking for a .lsp to convert this block to a text or mtext showing "3-25L12." 

All I can find right now are lisps that "Burst" the block and then convert all to Mtext.

I attached the attibute block I made to this message.  

[JTBWorld]

What if you have different attributes values in multiple block instances? Do you want the text to be separate from the block? 

[Anonymous]

Basically, what I need is a to convert the final result of my attribute block to text. Doesn’t even need to be Mtext. It believe it would be easier if I could click on an attribute block, then write the .lsp command, press enter and have a line of text. I’d do one at a time. If there is a way to “Select all” similar attribute blocks and have them all convert to individual texts, even better.
Hopefully this answers your question 😊

[JTBWorld]

If you are willing to pay for the work we can create a command that converts one or many blocks. If interested please contact us. 

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Actually, I just found what I was looking for on lee-mac... The lisp is called upgraded burst.
Thanks for your help