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After you open the drawing, press to access the dialog screen and check if there were issued some warnings regarding the status of your x-ref's. This may help you to locate the issue(s) - usually is path related.

 

Regarding the attachement, there is an up-load limit; may try to ZIP the drawing. However this may not decrease much the size since newer DWG formats were already compressed.

 

And not last, welcome to the Forum!

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Thanks for the welcome, it says Xref drawing cannot be found.

 

 

I have just received this file, and need to open it with the Xref floor plan included in the drawing.

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Did they only send 1 dwg a xref means you must have multiple dwg's images etc. If they did put xref in same directory as the master dwg and it should work then.

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Please note down the name of the said missing drawing and check if it was included in what you received. If you have it, then call XREF command and adjust here its path.

If is missing, then contact them to send it to you.

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That was an example which means it wasn't meant to be specific to your problem.

 

Basically the message means the file location on your computer is not the same as it is on the sender's computer. File location=path.

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Yes, that is the message I am seeing! but the number of missing reference file is 1

That is probably due to the fact that you received 2 out of the 3 required x-ref's. Or two were attached with relative path, while one with absolute.

ReMark however found 3 missing since you didn't uploaded here any of them.

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MSasu: That message referencing three missing files was just an example. I did not open the OP's drawing.

 

aj: Try changing the path to the file in the File Reference Manager where it says Saved path.

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I'm sorry you've lost me, I am in no way AutoCAD literate.

 

 

The saved path is already showing as the file that is missing.

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It has nothing to do with your knowledge of AutoCAD per se. It has everything to do with where AutoCAD expects to find the file (i.e. - the file's location). According to the drawing sent you the path to the file was probably on a server on the sender's end. The path to the file on your hard drive does not match that. You either change the path to the physically location on your server/hard drive OR you replicate the path of the original file.

 

If it is a case that the sender did not include the missing file then that is a whole different story. Pick up the phone or email the sender and ask him/her to send you a copy of the DWG pronto.

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