A way to add a specific X,Y location into an Object Style?

Hi @TestriteVisual , Do the 100 documents have multiple pages with the image placed on more than one page?

If the image frame is on a Master/Parent page, and you are careful not to change the x,y when you override the frame to add the image, the x,y positon of the page item images can be changed from the Master/Parent page:

Rather than make 100 + copies - you could data merge the image in - and make 100+ PDFs

You don't need 100 InDesign documents if all the content is the same and only this 1 image changes.

https://www.wyattgoodell.com/blog/importing-multiple-images-into-indesign-data-merge

Hi @TestriteVisual:

Steve probably understood this question on his first read, but I'm still clarifying, so wondering if you want to modify position of multiple images via an Object style? In separate documents? Are they in a book? Do they all need the same updated coordinates?

• You can control the X,Y coordinates via an Object Style. (Basic Attributes > Size & Position Options)
• You can load styles from one file to another (slow for 100 docs because it is one at a time), updating the original definitions
• If the 100 files are added to a book, you can change the X,Y coordinates in one file, sync the object style to all of the other files at one time (fast). But they all need the same updated values.

If I missed the mark, well, it's the end of the week. But if something in there sounds helpful, let me know and I'll provide additional information. 

~Barb

There's no interface in InDesign's Object Style to customize each instance to a different x,y position.

It would have to be done with a script or an extension or application.