Place multileaders using multiple styles

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On the annotate ribbon. In the leaders panel, you can see that the new

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call out style is the current style.

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Start the multi leader tool,

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select the leader arrowhead location

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and then the leader landing location.

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The program then opens the edit attributes dialogue so

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that you can enter the view number and sheet number

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for the view number type three

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and for the sheet number type A dash four,

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then click OK to close the dialogue.

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Since you created this multi leader using the new call out style,

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it includes the block as the multi leader content.

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Repeat these steps to place another multi leader

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for the view number type four and for the sheet number type A dash four

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on the ribbon,

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expand the multi leader style drop down and choose the standard multi leader style.

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Then start the multi leader tool again,

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specify the leader arrowhead location

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and then the leader landing location.

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Since this leader uses a style that includes m text as the content.

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The ribbon changes to the text editor, contextual ribbon

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so that you can enter the text

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when you are finished typing, click close text editor

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to end the command

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as you have seen

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if you need to create different types of multi leaders,

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it makes sense to create several multi leader styles and then simply

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select the style you want to use before placing the multi leader.