Here is an example of creating a TABLE entity using lisp. This example also creates some FIELDS using lisp. This routine allows the user to select closed polylines, and it will create a TABLE with two columns. One containing the area, and the other containing the ObjectID. The last row totals up the area.

Also if more Blocks are added or Erased, the lisp routine will have to run again to generate a new Table and you'll have to Erase the old Table. Whereas the DATAEXTRACTION command offers you the option to select a drawing with the Block inserted for Table generation and the TABLE object will automatically update

Well, tables are not that simple to handle that after couple of days of learning LISP. Rather post your idea what it should look like and we may help you to make that happen. 03-02-2018 02:58 AM Oke so: I want a table with 2 columns 28 rows with in the top row the table name Below that the names of the columns

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