Bulk Edit

Batch editing is used to view and modify multiple objects in the model at once, suitable for unified revaluation and batch checking properties. The list only shows the filtered results, so before editing, determine the object type and property columns to avoid mistaking objects outside the range.

Using Batch Edit

1. Select Batch Edit under the Model menu on the top toolbar.
2. Filter by object type in the popup and select the type to process this time.
3. Select the attribute columns that you want to display.
4. View the filtered results in the list and edit them directly.
5. Copy and paste between the list and Excel when you need to check against external data.

The figure is a batch edit window. The focus of the view is to set the object type and display properties first, and the list only shows the filtered results.

Filtering and Editing Essentials

Operation	Description	Checkpoint
Object type filtering	Determines which types of objects are listed	Unchecked types do not appear in the list
Attribute Column Filtering	Decide which attributes to display	Show only the columns you need to reduce false changes
Batch Changes	Edit Properties Directly in List	Confirm Target Cells and Row Ranges Before Pasting
Cross-paste with Excel	Copy-paste between client list and Excel	Column order needs to be consistent with list

FAQs

Phenomenon	Troubleshooting Order
The list is empty	The object type filters whether the → attribute column is selected for the → model
The object does not change after the value change	Confirm that the edits are the actual rows in the list → Confirm that the editable columns are changed
Dislocation of data after pasting	Check Excel and the column order of the list → Check the row of the starting cell
Wrong object	Re-qualify → line-by-line checks with filters before changing

Notice

• The list is a filter result. Confirm the filter conditions before editing to avoid modifying objects outside the range.
• Batch changes are written directly to the object properties, and it is recommended to operate in the saved or submitted state of the model.
• Prefer Naming Settings when naming by uniform specification is required; bulk editing is more suitable for adjusting existing values at once.