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4 Under Object Type, select Circle.
5 Under Properties, select Radius.
6 Under Operator, select Greater Than.
7 Under Value, enter 1.
8 Under How to Apply, select Exclude from New Selection Set.
9 Click OK.
All circles with a radius greater than 1 are removed from the selection
set.
To append objects to the selection set
You can use Quick Select to append objects to a current selection set. In the
following example, you keep the current selection set and append all objects
in the drawing that contain hyperlinks whose names begin with bld1_.
1 Click Home tab ➤ Utilities panel ➤ Quick Select.
2 In the Quick Select dialog box, select Append to Current Selection Set.
3 In the Object Type box, select Multiple.
4 Under Properties, select Hyperlink.
5 Under Operator, select Wildcard Match.
6 Under Value, enter bld1_*.
7 Under How to Apply, select Include in New Selection Set.
8 Click OK.
To name and save a filtered list
1 At the Command prompt, enter filter.
2 In the Object Selection Filters dialog box, under Select Filter, select a filter
such as Line.
3 Click Add to List.
4 Under Save As, enter a filter name such as Linefilter.
5 Click Save As.
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