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VBA for Inventor - Get Object properties
Nice example GVF. But now comes the tricky part. What if the search string is in a iproperty or in a custom property or in the title block ?? Do I have to search every property(Here Modelspace.Item(count)) one by one or is there a way I can search them all at once ?- ACEDeSmedt
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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VBA for Inventor - Get Object properties
Hi, It's for Inventor 2009 (Autodesk) www.autodesk.com- ACEDeSmedt
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- Forum: VBA Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft)
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VBA for Inventor - Get Object properties
I'm writing a macro that replace text somewhere on a drawing, in a iproperty or in a titleblock. The tings I want is a macro that looks for the text in all the properties of ThisApplication en report back the location. The next step is a other macro that replace the text on the location, given...- ACEDeSmedt
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