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Unnamed groups are not listed in the Object Grouping dialog box unless you
select Include Unnamed.
Named groups are not maintained when you use a drawing as an external
reference or insert it as a block. However, you can bind and then explode the
external reference or explode the block to make the group available as an
unnamed group.
NOTE Avoid creating large groups containing hundreds or thousands of objects.
A large group significantly degrades the performance of this program.
To create an unnamed group
1 Select the objects to associate into a group.
2 Click Home tab Groups panel Group.
The selected objects are grouped together into an unnamed group, which
is assigned a default name such as *A1.
Unnamed groups are not displayed in the Object Grouping dialog box
unless Include Unnamed Groups is selected.
To create a named group
1 Click Home tab Groups panel Group.
2 At the prompt, enter n and type a name for the group.
3 Select the objects to group and press Enter.
The named group is created for the selected objects.
Quick Reference
CLASSICGROUP
Opens the legacy Object Grouping dialog box.
GROUP
Creates and manages saved sets of objects called groups.
PICKSTYLE
Controls the use of group selection and associative hatch selection.
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