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    Cool Table Data

    I'm glad to see that Autodesk finally put a Table Entity into AutoCAD. However I thing that you guys could do a little better.

    - Add combinations of Text with Blocks to cells
    - Add mulitiple blocks to cells
    - Row and Column Addressing (like in Excel) and calculate functions
    - Improve the Table Styles for use of templates (the current styles are way too basic)
    - In the Styles, format a Row/Column rather then same for all data
    - Add Headings on Left or Right (not just Top or Bottom)

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    Default Re: Table Data

    Something else I just thought about. The ability to insert a Table into MTEXT.

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    Getting greedy now, aren't you? Since a table has MText within it, that might be tricky.

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    Default Re: Table Data

    How about the ability to put the lines on a different layer than the text so we don't have to force color.

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    Default Re: Table Data

    How about the holy grail of tables in autocad and be able to insert a linked excel table that is still an autocad entity such as a block with set linetypes/layers/etc...

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    Default Re: Table Data

    I would just be happy if a table template could be saved outside the drawing you created it in. It's like being able to make a block, but not being able to write it out to a file. (OK...so Design Center makes this illustration less impactful then it could be, but you know what I mean!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by molsen
    How about the ability to put the lines on a different layer than the text so we don't have to force color.
    Actually, tables need to support STB's also.

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    Default Re: Table Data

    Quote Originally Posted by RobertB
    Getting greedy now, aren't you? Since a table has MText within it, that might be tricky.
    Shouldn't be difficult to combine MTEXT and a TABLE. You can nest block within block within block. I see the technology functioning in a similar manure with combining MTEXT and TABLEs.

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    Default Re: Table Data

    How do dumb down a table created in 2005 so it can be viewed in 2004?

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