Autodesk 00128-051462-9310 User Guide - Page 2094

If you want to... change the schedule table style change the schedule title change the schedule table scale automatically update the schedule table when data in the drawing changes manually update the schedule table when the drawing changes Then... click Style, and select a style from the drop-down list. click Title, and enter new text for Title. click Scale, and enter a value for Scale. select Yes for Update automatically. select No for Update automatically. NOTE Turning on the automatic update feature may slow drawing performance, especially in large drawings. For information about updating schedules manually, see "Updating a Schedule Manually" on page 2030. Changing the Selection Criteria for a Schedule Use this procedure to change how objects are added to the schedule table. 1 Double-click the schedule table you want to change. 2 On the Properties palette, expand Basic, and expand Selection. 3 Change how objects are added to the schedule table: If you want to... Then... automatically add new objects to the schedule table as they select Yes for Add new objects automatically. are added to the drawing manually add new objects to the schedule table select No for Add new objects automatically. include objects from xref drawings in the schedule table select Yes for Scan xrefs. exclude objects from xref drawings in the schedule table select No for Scan xrefs. include objects from block references in the schedule table select Yes for Scan block references. exclude objects from block references in the schedule table select No for Scan block references. apply a layer filter to the table specify a layer wild card. NOTE When adding a schedule table that must scan xrefs or blocks, use a layer filter that includes both the name of the layer that contains the xref or block, and the name of the layer of the object inside the xref or block. You can separate multiple layer wild cards with a comma. Changing the Location of a Schedule Using Grips Use this procedure to relocate a schedule table using the Location grip. For schedule tables, the Location grip is restricted to movement in the XY plane. You can enter specific values for distance for both the X and Y dimensions. You can also change the location of a schedule table using the Properties palette. 1 Select the schedule table you want to change. 2 Select the Location grip. 3 Move the schedule table to the desired location, and click; or enter a value, and press ENTER. If you want to enter a specific value for the second direction in any edit mode (for example, in the Y direction when editing along the XY plane), press TAB to cycle to the second direction. 2054 | Chapter 46 Schedules and Display Themes