management blocks

[Marco-92]

hello to all, I have some problem with block management.
in a single file I created tables where valves are represented with editable labels and created them with the advanced block editor. And all right here.
only that if I have to take a valve from these tables, by copying and pasting it in another file it really puts us an eternity because it has inside a nested block called "genexeh". Does anyone know how to eliminate it?
or does anyone know how I can use for all files, these blocks that I created in one file?

ps. I tried to save with the name, delete everything and leave only the affected block, but by using it as a block on another side it does not make me change the value of the label, besides losing the base point that not even from the block editor I can restore.

Thank you very much in advance.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I tried to save with the name, delete everything and leave only the affected block, but by using it I put it as a lock on another side

means that you have the block inside a file and that when you insert block selections this file? in that case you are entering a block (the container dwg) which contains a block (your table) and these will not be editable until you explode the upper level block.

post the block that with a simple description is difficult to understand the problem

 

[Marco-92]

Unfortunately I have the pc at work, tomorrow morning I place.
Thank you.

 

[Marco-92]

I finally managed. Thank you.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

very good, so you do, you have to keep secret what was wrong and how you solve problems... and that we are here to give solutions to the first passing?

 

[Marco-92]

It was not my intention to create discomfort.
However I could not copy the blocks and paste them into other files because they were too heavy. so I used both the purge command that eliminated the blocks I used and then -scalelistedit doing the restoration. After these operations I could pick up the various blocks from the tables and import them to other files.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Although it is a problem limited to a specific situation it is always correct to report the possible solution.
Thank you.