Another great macro written by Deepak Gupta - edited by Garret Hansen - Posted on the SolidWorks ForumI use multiple sheet drawings and I run this macro before I print to make sure I have the latest and greatest sheet formats.

This macro was written by Leon Wurr and was posted on the SolidWorks Forum, I did a few minor tweaks to get the Sheet 1 of ? note in the right place.This is my most used and the best Macro that I have and it is designed for multiple page drawings where you need a cover sheet or multiple cover sheets and you don't want those sheet to be numbered. The most awesome thing about this macro is it can be used for many applications, such as a detailed Quote form, Work Order, ECN, ECR and project note sheets, that way everything is in one file.

This is a macro that allows you to set a jog toggle to a keyboard shortcut.Select a dimension and run, then the dimension will be set to the opposite of its current jog state

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All counterbore dimensions in a drawing will have the counterbore O.D. and depth changed to 2 places

A model with a part that has holes created by hole wizard not in an isometric view exists is checked to see if all holes have a callout attached to them

Copy Description or Revision From Custom property of the part/assembly to the drawing

Export dxf, step pdf from drawing to the set folder or current location.Also you can export various type of files form part/assembly

Preferably, running this macro would do this:Check to see if drawing is open if not, then return message box to user: "only works on drawings"Open up save dialogue box with file type defaulted to PDFAllow user to choose folder location to save to. Store the user's filename and folder location to variablesOpen up main models referred to by model (highest level models in BOM tree)Automatically save each model in Step format and in IGES format with the same name as the drawing and in the same folder location.End ProgramAlternatively, rather than opening up the save dialog box, the macro can ask the user to supply any wanted suffix to the filename (such as the revision number or the date) and then ask the user for the folder location.If this macro is possible it would be great and could save me a ton of time!Cheers,R

This program creates a Solidworks Block from a Drawing View (Standard, Detail or Section)