Guide grids help arrange views so that they appear in the same location from sheet to sheet.
You can display the same guide grid in different sheet views. Guide grids can be shared between sheets.
When new guide grids are created, they become available in the instance properties of sheets and can be applied to sheets. It is recommended to create only a few guide grids and then apply them to sheets. When you change the guide grid's properties/extents in one sheet, all the sheets which use that grid are updated accordingly.
In the Assign Guide Grid dialog, select Create new, enter a name, and click OK.
Click and drag the extent controls to specify the extents of the guide grid.
The default guide grid extents match the sheet extents plus an offset. If the sheet is empty, the extents will be 36” by 24” (900 mm by 600 mm).
(Optional) Drag additional views onto the sheet.
Select a placed viewport, and on the ribbon click (Move).
Snap to the crop regions or datums in the viewports and move them into alignment with the guide grid lines to specify a precise location on the sheet.
No constraints will be created between the guide grid and other elements on the sheet.
Note: You can only snap to the intersection of datums (reference planes or grids) that are parallel to the guide grid. You cannot snap to non-orthogonal datums, such as arc grids or angled reference planes.