Command: Sheet

Use the Sheet command to create a new Sheet or rename, copy, save, or delete existing Sheets.

When you use the Sheet command, you have options to manage Sheet tabs. Several of these options are also available in the Sheets Manager.

To create a new Sheet:

  1. Type Sheet at the command prompt.
  2. Specify the New option.
  3. Type a name for the Sheet.

To copy a Sheet:

  1. Type Sheet at the command prompt.
  2. Specify the Copy option.
  3. Type the name of the Sheet to copy.
  4. Type a name for the Sheet.

To rename a Sheet:

  1. Type Sheet.
  2. Specify the Rename option.
  3. Type the name of the Sheet to rename.
  4. Type a name for the Sheet.

To save a Sheet as a drawing template file:

  1. Type Sheet.
  2. Specify the Saveas option.
  3. Type the name of the Sheet to save as a template.
  4. The template file is saved without Block definition information and unused drawing properties such as Layers and LineStyles.

To activate a Sheet:

  1. Type Sheet.
  2. Specify the Activate option.
  3. Type the name of the Sheet to activate.

To delete a Sheet:

  1. Type Sheet.
  2. Specify the Delete option.
  3. Type the name of the Sheet to delete.

To list all active Sheets:

  1. Type Sheet.
  2. Specify the ? option.
  3. The active Sheets are listed in the command window.

  You can turn on and off the display of the Model and Sheet tabs. Click Tools > Options. Click Drawing Settings, expand Display, and select or clear Show Model and Sheet tabs.

Access

Command: Sheet

Menu: File > Sheet

Related Topics

About Sheets

Managing Sheets

Working with Viewports on Sheets

Switching to Model Workspace

Switching to Sheet Workspace

Previewing Printouts

Printing / Plotting