Then click in the REFEDIT TOOLBAR, REMOVE FROM WORKING SET AND THEN SELECT ALL OBJECTS AND THEN SAVE CHANGES. Hit enter when done and you will notice the MINSERT BLOCK IS EXPLODED. MAKE SURE YOU SELECT "Prompt to select nested objects" under the Identify Reference tab and in the Settings tab MAKE SURE YOU SELECT "Create unique layer, style, and block names and Lock objects not in working set. Insert the block and then invoke the REFEDIT command. Another method is use QNEW command and then use the INSERT command and MAKE SURE EXPLODE IS CHECKED and point to the MINSERT BLOCK dwg. I was fooling with the NCOPY command but as we all know you have to pick each individual object which can be tedious and suspect to errors if you miss something. Yeti may hold the secret to what you seek. Good luck in your search for this "lisp". What reason do they have to make an arrayed block non-explodeable? I would think if it didn't harm anything else it would have been created from the get go, to do just that. I can guess though that there are consequences since what you desire is not possible. I really don't know the consequences of digging into the core program of AutoCAD. I'm just throwing some examples out there. Maybe a block won't act the same, or the command INSERT won't perform as desired. I'm sure there is a person out there who can re-write the programming to provide this ability but it may "break" other features. I would have thought HELP defined it pretty well especially when Adesk goes to the trouble to highlight and emphasize the fact that these things can't be done. AutoDesk doesn't provide for what you are asking.
There are a million vets out there but not one of them can do what you are asking because it is against the laws of nature. It is same as asking your Veteranarian to make your dog into a cat.
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