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Adding attributes with placeholding fields to the callout

Adding attributes with placeholding fields to the callout

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Adding attributes with placeholding fields to the callout

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- The last and final stage in designing this callout block is to add attributes containing the relevant fields. Select the object and right-click and choose Block Editor. Click Attribute Definition and click the Field button. Choose Sheet Set Category, Sheet Set Placeholder as the field name, and View Number as the placeholder type. Okay. Let's call this VNUM and View number. This will be Justified Middle Center, with the Standard text style, 1/8 of an inch high. Preset and Locked. I'm gonna specify that right there at the center. Then I will move it up about like that. Let's make another attribute and click Field. This time, we want the Sheet Number. Uppercase. Okay. SNUM, Sheet Number. Middle Center. Standard, 1/8 of an inch. Okay. I'll click this lower quadrant to center the attribute definition and then I'll move it up in a vertical direction. Close the Block Editor and save. The attributes don't show up in this particular reference, but if we insert another one, we should see…

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