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I was wondering if anyone would know how to create a live data extract from autocad, then into excel?
My current plan is the following: - Create a data extract of hatches to calculate area (Done) - Create a live link from autocad into excel to allow for further excel calculations to be updated quicker (Issue) - Relink this data into a 2nd table on AutoCAD to state further information based on hatch area
I Know how to link excel to autocad, but i need to link autocad to excel.
I was wondering if anyone would know how to create a live data extract from autocad, then into excel?
My current plan is the following: - Create a data extract of hatches to calculate area (Done) - Create a live link from autocad into excel to allow for further excel calculations to be updated quicker (Issue) - Relink this data into a 2nd table on AutoCAD to state further information based on hatch area
I Know how to link excel to autocad, but i need to link autocad to excel.
_ Create a data extract for Hatch Areas (This is the only manual aspects) _ Export the data extract as a csv file (This is the only manual aspects) _ Link excel to the csv file and use the information as required _ Import that information back into excel _ Then the new autocad table was put in paperspace as was completely linked to the excel sheet
With this we linked about 50 different csv files together for 1 fully automatic area calculator which we could then format in unique ways as it was in excel
_ Create a data extract for Hatch Areas (This is the only manual aspects) _ Export the data extract as a csv file (This is the only manual aspects) _ Link excel to the csv file and use the information as required _ Import that information back into excel _ Then the new autocad table was put in paperspace as was completely linked to the excel sheet
With this we linked about 50 different csv files together for 1 fully automatic area calculator which we could then format in unique ways as it was in excel
