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How to resize two tables of different sizes to the same size

2012-08-17View Original

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When creating tables in AutoCAD, how can two tables with different specifications and aspect ratios be scaled down to a smaller table? It’s better not to use the method of entering ratios; is there a way to do it by selecting points instead?
Reply #22012-08-17
No precise scaling is needed; just use the mouse to drag and drop
Reply #32012-08-18
I just want to achieve greater precision; if a ratio is entered, the accuracy might be low. I think using a point-picking method could work better, but I’m not sure how to do it.
Reply #42012-08-18
Both the current table height and the target height are fixed; the scaling factor is simply the result of dividing them, isn’t that an exact value?
Reply #52012-08-18
That ratio can ultimately only go to a certain number of decimal places
Reply #62012-08-20
Scaling – scale factor (reference) can be achieved

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