Pause the cursor over the edge of a panel, vertical or horizontal, until the cursor changes to a resize cursor. Click and drag to resize the panel.

Show and Hide Sections and Resize Columns Click Show and Hide beside each section header.

The objects in the sheet are now rearranged, re-sorted and resized . Before Tidy Up After Tidy Up

Release the mouse button. The resized image displays in the canvas.

Yellow lines representing how the leads are connected. Resize the PCB. Click and drag the right edge of the PCB until its width is slightly less than the height of the components.

If you place another module, the label and sheet titles are the same, but incremented to 2. To resize a module, Ctrl-Click to select it, then change the size in Inspector.

Vertical Handle: Drag to resize the text box in the vertical direction.

Click to select the table, then drag the grey round grips to resize rows and columns. Select the table, then click and drag the blue arrow grip to break the table into multiple table sections, or to consolidate multiple sections into a single table section.

Click to select a cell, row number, or column label, then drag the grey round grips to resize cells, rows, and columns in the table.

Accessing the Data Panel To open the Data Panel: Launch Desktop Connector if it's not already running Click the Desktop Connector tray icon to open the Desktop Connector home screen Select "Data Panel" on the home screen, or alternatively, select "Data Panel" under the Gear icon The Data Panel opens as a separate window that can be resized and moved to any location on your screen Open File Explorer and navigate to a file within your Autodesk Docs or Autodesk Fusion connected drive Important: Files outside of the Autodesk Docs or Fusion connected drives will not show any property information Projects or folders do not currently show any property information Only individual files will display properties in the Data Panel The Data Panel only works with the first tab in File Explorer.

The selected hole and the other three are identically resized . Modify the length of the base by extruding it with the Base parameter you created previously.

Use the Tidy Up command to automatically rearrange, re-sort and/or resize objects in the sheet. Tip When you create, or edit a drawing template, you can choose a default dimensioning strategy for each sheet type.

Use Cases The Inspector persistent panel is used to: Move, delete, and rotate components Change values for a group of components to make them consistent Replace a group of components with another component Resize modules Check the properties of a selected object Customize net class and signal colors Adjust the board shape For example, if several objects have the same Y value for position, you can move them as a group by changing the Y value.

Use NET to draw in a new connection or line segment. To resize a connection Click and drag its end-point or joint.

Click to select the table, then drag the grey round grips to resize rows and columns. Select the table, then click and drag the blue arrow grip to break the table into multiple table sections, or to consolidate multiple sections into a single table section.