![]() | Tools menu: Attribute Extraction |
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Command line: ddattext |
The Attribute Extraction dialog box is displayed.
An attribute is informational text associated with a block. Use DDATTEXT to extract attribute data from a drawing into a separate file.
Select the file format for the attribute data extracted from the current drawing.
Selects objects from which to extract attribute data. When you have finished selecting objects, the Attribute Extraction dialog box is redisplayed.
Specifies the file to use as a template for the output extract file in CDF and SDF formats. Enter the path and file name to use, or choose Attribute Template File to display the Attribute Template File dialog box.
Note: If you selected Drawing Interchange File in File Format, Attribute Template File is unavailable.
Specifies the file name and location for the extracted attribute data. Enter the path and file name for the extracted attribute data, or choose Output File to display the Output File dialog box.
Select or enter the name of the file you want to use as a template for the output file.
Select the type of files you want displayed in the File Name list box.
Select the directory for the attribute template file.
Select the drive for the attribute template file.
To use search criteria to find attribute template files on multiple drives and directories, choose Find File. The Browse/Search dialog box is displayed.
Select or enter the name for the output file.
Select the type of files you want displayed in the File Name list box.
Select the drive and directory for the output file.
Related Commands: ATTEXT extracts attribute data on the
command line. DDATTDEF and ATTDEF create attributes.
ATTDISP controls attribute visibility. DDATTE and
ATTEDIT edit attributes. DDEDIT edits text and attribute
definitions. EXPORT saves objects to other file formats.
System Variables: ATTDIA controls the display of
attribute dialog boxes. ATTMODE sets the current attribute
display mode. ATTREQ enables and disables the prompts for
attribute values.