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Tarheel

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I have a sequence that I wrote I would like to duplicate this 5 times and just shift the element up one for each, is there any easy was to do this or do i have to just copy and paste and rename each element by hand?
 
Assuming you mean you want to do something like "N7:0", N7:1", etc... no. You have to do it by hand.

If you're working with bits, and you use different words for each of the five-

B3:0/0, B3:0/1, B3:0/2, ... and you copied all of that logic and wanted

B3:1/0, B3:1/1, B3:1/2, ... then you could copy the logic, put the cursor at the start of the copied rung, and do a local substitute without wrapping to replace all B3:0 with B3:1.

RSLogix500 replaces at the word level; all the bits will come along, but the words themselves have to be done one by one.
 
Paul T Please read and try this method

Cut and paste into excel
you get text that you can manipulate in excel

I do this often eg 500 alarms all with individual timers

Michael
 

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