The Cut (CTRL+X), Copy (CTRL+C), and Paste (CTRL+V) commands allow you to work with the clipboard in the model, Project Explorer, drawings, schedules, and tables, as well as exchange text and spreadsheet data with other Windows applications.
Selected model objects can be copied to the clipboard and then pasted:
All the specified parameters, properties and styles of objects are retained.
Expressions set for object properties are not saved when objects, schedules, and drawings are inserted into another project. |
In order to cut an object:
In order to copy an object:
In order to paste a cut or copied object:
To paste objects copied from different levels to other levels or to another project, the difference in level heights at the insertion point must match the original one. The rules for pasting copied objects are the same as the rules for creating them. For example, in order to paste a wiring accessory, it must be on the edge of the object, just as it was at creation. When you insert objects copied from the 3D View, only those objects will be inserted into the Assembly style that are included in the Assembly style tools and were on the same (lower) level. In order to copy objects within one level (drawing), it is recommended that object handles be used as well as the combination of CTRL + left click of the mouse or use the Create copy action. |
Selected drawing objects can be copied to the clipboard and then pasted:
All the specified parameters, properties and styles of objects are retained. When pasted into another project, Views and Objects retain only the frame and parameters.
Selected project components can be copied to the clipboard and then pasted:
Object properties, filters, styles are pasted along with the component to another project, when copying project components from the Project Explorer. However, levels, elevations, sections views are not pasted with drawings.
Selected table cells can be copied and pasted:
Selected schedule cells can be copied and pasted: