In addition to scaling worksheets in the drawing area, you can scale them to fit to printed pages, as described in Worksheet Menu.That is a great observation regarding the vector nature of friction that is not treated in the text however the notation in the book is strictly correct. When a selected worksheet has been scaled, that is reflected in the object’s name at the top of the Object Info palette: “Worksheet Data - Scaled.” Scaled worksheets will revert to their unscaled size if the file is saved to a Vectorworks version prior to 2017. There are multiple ways to scale a worksheet within the drawing area all scaling operations scale the worksheet symmetrically and preserve the aspect ratio.įrom the Object Info palette for a selected worksheet, enter a Scale Factor for example, enter 2 to double or 0.5 to halve the scale.Īlternatively, select Modify > Scale Objects and perform one of the symmetric operations (see Scaling Objects).Ī selected worksheet can also be scaled less precisely by dragging a reshape handle with the Selection tool. This does not affect the visibility of the database headers in the worksheet window. To display the database header rows in the drawing object, click Show Database Headers from the Object Info palette. Close the worksheet to display the worksheet contents in the drawing. The contents of the worksheet in the drawing are replaced with an X. The worksheet is opened and available for editing.
Alternatively, double-click the worksheet object in the drawing. To edit a worksheet included as a drawing object:įrom the Resource Manager, right-click on the resource, and select Open from the context menu. Alternatively, with the worksheet window closed, select the worksheet object on the drawing, and use the Attributes palette to modify the fill, pen, and line thickness attributes for the entire object. The format is retained when the worksheet is included on the drawing. With the worksheet window open, use the Format Cells command to format individual rows, columns, and cells of the worksheet. If the worksheet is currently open, the contents of the worksheet in the drawing are replaced with an X. The worksheet is now included in the drawing as a graphic object. From the window of an open worksheet, select File > Worksheet On Drawing. Alternatively, double-click on the resource or drag the resource to the desired location in the drawing file. See Importing Worksheets from Another Vectorworks File.įrom the Resource Manager, right-click on the resource, and select Worksheet On Drawing from the context menu. If the worksheet is part of another file, first import it into the current file. The worksheet must be a part of the current file. To include a worksheet as an object on the drawing:
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