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How do I reorder layouts in AutoCAD?

Published in AutoCAD Layouts 2 mins read

To reorder layouts in AutoCAD, simply click and drag the layout tabs to your desired position within the layout bar.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

  • Locate the Layout Tabs: These are located at the bottom of the AutoCAD window, typically labeled "Layout1," "Layout2," etc.

  • Click and Drag: Click on the layout tab you want to move. Hold down the mouse button and drag the tab horizontally along the layout bar. A small arrow will indicate where the layout will be placed when you release the mouse button.

  • Release to Place: Once the arrow is positioned where you want the layout, release the mouse button. The layout will now be in its new location.

Tips for Reordering Layouts:

  • Organization: Arrange your layouts in a logical order, such as by floor, area, or project phase.
  • Frequency of Use: Place frequently used layouts closer to the model tab for quick access.
  • Renaming: Before reordering, consider renaming your layouts to clearly identify their contents. This will make the reordering process more intuitive.

Example:

Imagine you have layouts named "Floor Plan," "Elevations," and "Sections." You want "Floor Plan" to be the first layout, followed by "Elevations" and then "Sections." Simply click and drag the layout tabs until they are in the desired order.

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