You can specify a point location using a point number.
The system searches first in the active drawing, and then in the project, if applicable. You can enter multiple point numbers or number ranges separated by commas.
Only the northing and easting values from the specified point are used. If you want elevation values, you must enter or select an elevation.
You can use the command to specify a single point number, or you can specify multiple points by entering individual point numbers or ranges of point numbers separated by commas. For example, you could enter the following: 100-105, 603, 701-713.
A transparent command can only be used within a running command.
To specify a point location by point number
- When you are prompted to enter a point in a command, do one of the following:
- Enter 'pn.
- Activate the Transparent Commands toolbar and select
.
- Enter a point number or a list of point numbers.
- If you are prompted, enter an elevation.
If the point you specified in the previous step has an elevation, it is listed as the default elevation, and you can select it by pressing Enter. For more information, see Entering an Elevation for a Transparent Command.
NoteElevation prompting for transparent commands is controlled by the Transparent Command setting Prompt For 3D Points. For more information, see Transparent Command Settings.
