Use this procedure to insert a field placeholder in the properties of an individual object.
You can add a field to the properties of an individual object by creating a manual property as a placeholder for the field, to be filled when necessary. This would be useful if you want to add information that is different for each object and needs to be updatable.
Creating the placeholder
Inserting a field in the placeholder
If you want to insert a… | Then… |
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date/time, document, hyperlink, object, system variable, Diesel expression, or plot field | see “Use Fields in Text” in AutoCAD help. |
project field | see Selecting a Project Field. |
sheet set field | see Selecting a Sheet Set Field. |
keynote field | see Selecting a Keynote Field. |
database field | see Selecting a Database field. |
If you want to… | Then… |
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insert a date/time, document, hyperlink, object, system variable, Diesel expression, or plot field, | see “Use Fields in Text” in AutoCAD help. |
insert a project field | see Selecting a Project Field. |
insert a sheet set field | see Selecting a Sheet Set Field. |
insert a keynote field | see Selecting a Keynote Field. |
insert a database field | see Selecting a Database field. |
In this example, you would likely insert a hyperlink to another file. selecting Linked for Field category and then selecting a file as the hyperlink.