Function CreateCompoundNote( _
   ByVal Height As System.Double, _
   ByVal X As System.Double, _
   ByVal Y As System.Double, _
   ByVal Z As System.Double _
) As System.Object

Dim instance As IDrawingDoc
Dim Height As System.Double
Dim X As System.Double
Dim Y As System.Double
Dim Z As System.Double
Dim value As System.Object
 
value = instance.CreateCompoundNote(Height, X, Y, Z)

System.object CreateCompoundNote( 
   System.double Height,
   System.double X,
   System.double Y,
   System.double Z
)

System.Object^ CreateCompoundNote( 
&   System.double Height,
&   System.double X,
&   System.double Y,
&   System.double Z
) 

Parameters

Height

Note height in meters

X

x location of note in meters

Y

y location of note in meters

Z

z location of note in meters

Return Value

A compound note is a note that can contain multiple text strings and sketch geometry.

Compound notes are equivalent to a user-defined symbol. After creating a compound note, you can use the other compound note methods to add text and sketch geometry to the object.

This object appears to the end-user as though it were one item. If the user selects the compound note and drags it, all of the entities and text move together.

Because a compound note can have multiple pieces of text, many of the compound note methods require that you specify the index value of the text. For example, the first piece of text added to the compound note using INote::AddText has index number 1, the second text added has index number 2, and so on.

SolidWorks adds the note to the view of the current selection, so you must make a selection before you call this method.