How to change text on multiple text elements?

One of our users has a site plan model with hundreds of levels (z elevations) that he wants to change by a certain amount. For example change 119.00m to 119.20m.

I seem to recall that a number of years ago someone posted a macro that did this, but can't find it following a search.

Any ideas how to do this or does anyone have a macro that does this?

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  • Increment Text

    How to change text on multiple text elements?

    If I understand your question correctly, you want to modify multiple text elements that have numeric content.  You want to add/subtract a number to that numeric text.

    There's a freeware macro here that does exactly that. 

    The TextIncrementor VBA project is a working project that implements a text locator along with the text increment function. It works with simple text elements and with text node elements.

    It's sensitive to selection sets and fences. If a fence is active, or a selection set is present, the macro processes the elements in that collection. Otherwise, it provides a pick tool, which prompts you to pick text or text node elements.

    ModZ

    Just to be clear, the Text Incrementor macro does not modify element coordinates.  It's a text editor specialised for numeric text.

    ModZ is another macro whose task is to modify the Z elevation of an element.  It's not a text editor.

     
    Regards, Jon Summers
    LA Solutions

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  • Increment Text

    How to change text on multiple text elements?

    If I understand your question correctly, you want to modify multiple text elements that have numeric content.  You want to add/subtract a number to that numeric text.

    There's a freeware macro here that does exactly that. 

    The TextIncrementor VBA project is a working project that implements a text locator along with the text increment function. It works with simple text elements and with text node elements.

    It's sensitive to selection sets and fences. If a fence is active, or a selection set is present, the macro processes the elements in that collection. Otherwise, it provides a pick tool, which prompts you to pick text or text node elements.

    ModZ

    Just to be clear, the Text Incrementor macro does not modify element coordinates.  It's a text editor specialised for numeric text.

    ModZ is another macro whose task is to modify the Z elevation of an element.  It's not a text editor.

     
    Regards, Jon Summers
    LA Solutions

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