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If you need to globally change values of a given attribute in all blocks (references, occurrences) of your DWG drawing, you can use the free LISP utility CADstudio AttAdd.

The AttAdd command prompts to select the edited attribute (pick it) and to enter the numerical value which will be added to, or subtracted from the existing values of the specified attribute in the selected blocks. You can work with both integers and real numbers. Only the purely numerical attributes will be changed.

Similarly, the AttApp command of the same utility will append a suffix to the values of specified attribute in all selected blocks.

You can download the AttAdd application from Download

For more advanced operations with block attribute values you can use Excellink.

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18.2.2010    18423×  
applies to: AutoCAD ·

See also:
Tip 14361:Extended ATTOUT/ATTIN for block attribute management in Excel (also for LT).
Tip 14304:How to generate a report of used blocks including their visibility status in AutoCAD LT?
Tip 14285:How to identify duplicate blocks in AutoCAD DWG drawings? SelDupBlk.
Tip 14280:How to add elevation value (Z-coordinate) to texts with point numbers?
Tip 14215:IF statement in AutoCAD text fields and attributes.


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