After placement, objects with record information and ID labels can be edited to change the record or ID data. Worksheets, including schedules, and the ID Label tool can change the record information of multiple objects at once.Global changes to symbol and plug-in object record information can be made using database rows in VectorWorks worksheets. During a schedule review, it is often necessary to make changes to objects and update them automatically on the drawing.Only database rows are directly associated with drawing elements, and can update the drawing in this way. Fields which result from a calculation, or from locked objects, workgroup-referenced items, or control points, cannot edit drawing elements. For more information on worksheets, see Using Worksheets.
1. Open the worksheet that contains the record information to be edited, by selecting the worksheet in the Resource Browser and selecting Edit from the Resources menu or the context menu. Alternatively, select the worksheet from the Window > Worksheets menu.For example, a Window Schedule worksheet contains record information for the windows in the drawing.Text and number fields can be edited directly, while popup fields allow a selection to be made, either from the edit list at the top of the worksheet, or from the Pick Value from List context menu item.To repeat the same value in several text or number fields of the same record, copy the desired value from one field, select multiple rows, and paste. (Pasting cannot be performed for popup fields.)
3. The ID Label tool can be used to change ID or record information after placing an ID. Labels and records for styled walls are edited differently; see Editing ID Labels and Records for Wall Styles for details.
If the labeled object is a window or door, complete the fields as described in the Data tab section of Inserting Windows and Inserting Doors. If editing the object through the Object Info palette, an additional parameter, ID Label Size, is available for controlling the size of the ID label bubble. Continue with step 4. For all other objects, go to step 3.
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4. Click OK.Data fields (including an ID label) are specified for each wall style, which means that each wall with a particular style has the same label and record attached to it. Therefore, ID labels and records cannot be edited for individual styled walls with the ID Label tool. (See Using Wall Styles for more information about creating, editing, and using wall styles.)
1. Select the wall style from the Resource Browser and click Edit from the Resources menu.
3. Enter a label ID in the Mark field, and enter other data fields as necessary.
4. Click OK to close the Edit Wall Style dialog box, and click OK again to close the Wall Replacement dialog box.From this point forward, walls that are created with this style have the specified data record attached; when an ID label is added to a wall that has this style, the Mark entry displays in the label.
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