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Wayne Waag
November 1, 2015 at 10:39 pmJay,
This is even easier if you have Excel. Open a new worksheet and in first cell type in your first name. E.g. D875-C-001. Then place the cursor at the lower right position of that cell until you see a + sign appear. Then simply drag down however many regions you have. I chose 40. Here is the screen shot.
Now simply Copy (Ctrl-C). Return to Vegas to your project where you have already defined your regions. Enter Alt-6, Edit details and select show Regions. It will look something like this.
Select all the under the column Name, and then simply Paste (Ctrl-V). The region names from your Excel Worksheet will now be shown. Just another way to do it.
wwaag
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Jay Mitchell
November 1, 2015 at 11:00 pmThat’s Great! And will try it.
Otherwise I will just rename 1-99 in the edit details pane… -
Wayne Waag
November 2, 2015 at 3:17 am[Jay]
Glad you finally have it sorted out.
[Aleksey]
That was a very useful tip about the renaming of regions, something I didn’t know about–I’m sure because I’ve never had a need to do it, right (LOL). I’m always somewhat amazed about the depth of Vegasaur with its many intricacies. The thing I enjoy most about participating here is that I learn something useful most everyday.
That said, I do wish that Vegasaur had an option for padding its numbers.
wwaag
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