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@kim.tse1 when using the OpenStudio inspector, it can only access the first item selected, out of multiple objects. You can rely on surface matching to automate boundary condition assignments, and construction sets to avoid having to assign constructions to each surface. Another alternative is to use the grid view of the stand alone OpenStudio Application which does support multiple selection; however surface grid view may be slow to work with on a larger model.
If you are comfortable writing ruby code you could also modify an existing user script to do what you want. There is one that removes hard assigned constructions, and another that changes the boundary condition adiabatic and assigns a construction. Either of those would be a good starting point if you were interested.
