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hey folks this is Rodolfo Gutierrez with NGO engineer tech support and in this video Im going to show you how to copy and paste drawing views inside of SolidWorks drawing before we get started there are a couple things to point out number one is that you can perform the copy and paste operation on multiple drawing views by simply control selecting the multiple views so I want to move this drawing view and this strong view to a new sheet you can do that by doing ctrl selecting them ok second thing to point out is that if you plan on moving a child view in other words a section view or a detail view which youll want to do is either copy the parent view verse to the new sheet or ctrl select on the parent view and a child view and then doing a copy and paste over to the new sheet ok so lets go ahead and get started so a couple ways to do it number one is by first select in your drawing view and then go into edit copy go to your new sheet and then go to edit and paste pretty simple or y