Alignment of text in tables drawn with CAD lines
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As shown in the diagram, in the drawing, the tables have been drawn using straight lines, and the text is entered one by one. How can the text be aligned within each table? CAD 2016 version.
Alignment is only possible by inserting a table; for lines drawn manually, adjustments have to be made one by one
Select the text to be left-aligned, fill in the first row first, then copy it sequentially; also, the font you chose isn’t quite right
Various CAD plugins can achieve this
1. First, create a table in EXCEL. 2. Use select and copy to transfer it to CAD, then use X to disassemble it. 3. Measure the height of the copied content and also measure the actual height required for your drawing; use SC to zoom in or out until it matches the desired height. 4. Use MA to convert the lines into separate layers, turn off those layers, and then use MA again to format the text as you want. 5. Copy it in – that’s it
In Ctry 1, open the property table, select the text in the first row of the column you want to adjust, and copy the X coordinate of that text from the property table. Select all the text in the adjustment column, and paste the copied x-coordinate into the x-coordinate field in the property table. Proceed with the other columns in sequence. Solve
The X-axis is sorted out, but how do I align the Y-axis?