Based on the provided reference, you can use the "Merge Layout" command in AutoCAD to graphically rearrange and combine layouts.
While the specific steps to access and initiate the "Merge Layout" command aren't explicitly detailed in the provided text, the key takeaway is that it allows you to visually represent and organize your layouts in a more intuitive way. You can move layouts around and renumber them as needed to better reflect the intended order or grouping.
Here's a general idea of what merging layouts implies, drawing upon broader AutoCAD knowledge:
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Visually Rearrange: The main function appears to be the ability to graphically organize the order of your layout tabs within AutoCAD.
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Renumber Layouts: You can change the order numbers of the layouts (e.g., changing "Layout 1" to "Layout 3").
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Correct Graphical Representation: This implies the layouts reflect the correct visual ordering after rearrangement.
Keep in mind that the exact command name might differ slightly depending on the AutoCAD version or specific tools you are using. You should refer to your AutoCAD documentation or help resources for the precise steps and command names.
