Then you'll need ODBC. You can do what you're taking about with ODBC and
Excel - but is is a lot of work if you only have a few cells that are being
updated.
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Thanks for your reply. I am familiar with exporting the whole shedule, I
just need portions of it exported to an exact location in Excel. For
example, I want the length cell in the Revit schedule to go to the
appropriate length cell in the manufacturer's Excel document.