Randy
What I was getting at was that if you have multiple entries with the
same MFG and CAT, the SS to PLC function is going to take the first entry
for that card that it comes to. In order to call the "TBN" one compared to
the "TB3", you could make those catalog entries unique by adding those
specifics to the end of the catalog number.
The SS to PLC function will only insert cards that exist. When the
command is first accessed and you select the spreadsheet to use, it runs
through and processes the information on that spreadsheet. At that time, it
alerts you as to whether there are any cards called on the spreadsheet that
are not found in the program. The PLC cards are defined in a various text
documents *.dat. If you had a method to search these files and pull out the
lines that begin with \K= and \M= , this could generate a list of all the
available cards. The other option is just examining the manual insert in
order to see if the cards you need are there. At this point, there is not a
list of all the PLC cards that are included with the program. A list like
that isn't a bad idea though!!
I hope this helps! Good Luck!
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Regards,
Jared Bunch
Technical Support Specialist
Autodesk, Inc
"randy" wrote in message
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> Is there a way to get a listing of module numbers to enter into a
spreadsheet so that Autocad's generator knows what we are looking for ?
