Viewing an object data summary

The Object Data Manager provides the commands and functions you need to view your object data summary. It summarizes the information you’ve assigned to the objects in a drawing. While the Object Data Manager can be used to view and edit data associated with a single object, its main purpose is to help you view and manage large amounts of data associated with multiple objects contained in various groups in a drawing.

You can change how object data displays:

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You can display individual group subtotals for fields shared by multiple groups. Use this command when more than one group of objects is displayed in a datasheet. This command applies only to fields with numeric formats.

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To create a visible distinction between groups in a column, you can place a two-space indent before data relating to objects in groups.

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You can have the Object Data Manager automatically total the values in the selected column. The total is displayed at the bottom of the column.

The Object Data Manager gives you access to all of the application’s printing capabilities. This gives you the option to print quickly or print using specific settings.

To view an object data summary

Select the object or objects using the Pick tool

If you want to view an object data summary for the entire document, click Edit

Select all

Objects.

Click Tools

Object Data Manager.

In the Object data docker, click the Open spreadsheet button

The object data summary displays in the Object Data Manager window.

You can also
Display or hide group subtotals	Select the column by clicking the column title, and click Field options Summarize groups. A check mark beside the Summarize groups command indicates that the group subtotals are displayed in italics.
Indent or align groups in a column	Select the column by clicking the column title, and click Field options Show hierarchy. A check mark beside the Show hierarchy command indicates that the groups in a column are indented.
Display or hide the sum of values in a column	Select the column by clicking the column title, and click Field options Show totals. A check mark beside the Show totals command indicates that the sum of the values in a column are displayed.
Print the object data summary	Click File Print. Choose a printer from the Name list box. Type a number in the Number of copies box. For more information about the printing capabilities of CorelDRAW, see “Printing basics.”

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