When I imported point from file the program has automatic closing can anyone help me. I need this program to do my project in university.
P.S. All of my class are encounter this problem.
Can't import point from file
Rudiansyah,
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Use Excel to delete those sx, sy, and sz columns. Then ENZ point file format will work. What data do those columns represent?
Dave
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@Anonymous wrote:
just change the Tabs with only space once?
Change all the Tabs to a single space for an SDF file or to a comma for a CDF. This is easier to do in a word processor program like Word where you can do as search/replace.
You also need to replace all the commas in the original file with decimal points. Civil 3D won't use commas as a decimal separator. That's probably the real problem. I missed that yesterday when I opened the file quickly.
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OK You don't have to change the Tabs. Civil 3D reads them as spaces. It's the commas you need to change. I changed the commas and could import the file. I took the first coordinate field as the Northing. If it's the easting you'll need a PENZD format.
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Are you planning to do it in Word? If not. What program?
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This is how in Word.
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@Anonymous wrote:
my .csv file also can't imported...
If you need the additional columns. You would need to create them as UDPs.
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