is there a way to see what elements AREN'T Rotated/Aligned with the view that you are in ?

Question

I am trying to see what elements in a clip need to be rotated to be aligned properly with the view that I am in. Rather than checking each one individually, wondering if theres a way to possible highlight all of the elements that are not rotated flush with my view.

Jayson Perry · Answer

Hi Jai, I agree with MaryB, I think looking into VBA might be your best option, but writing the VBA code might prove to be more time consuming than the original workflow. You could use the Element Selection tool to select "groups" of elements at a time while you manually perform fixes in these groups - it would be slightly less tedious I think. Also, with multiple elements selected at once, you can observe the properties of each element one-by-one as well as observe them in the view. For example, say I was attempting to analyze all lines in my drawing, I could use the Element Selection tool to select all elements of the Line type. 
 Then, open the Properties dialog and go down one-by-one to each Line element and perform fixes. If you expand the Elements tree out, you can select an individual element which will show that element's properties. It will also add a secondary highlight to that element. 
 Not sure if this helps, but figured I would share nonetheless. HTH, -Jayson P.