Exit transparent command from command line

[Thomas.nowakNUQZB]

Hi all, I use Excel a lot to string together COGO points with lines. I use the ability of AutoCAD to just copy a range of cells representing CAD commands into the command line and then AutoCAD performs the commands as written, with empty cells representing an <ENTER> command.

I would like to use this same ability using transparent commands like 'PO and 'PN, but I'm not sure if there is a way to exit the transparent commands once I have entered them. It seems that <ENTER> just returns an error in the command line, and I am stuck in the transparent command.

Is there anything I can type in the command line to exit a transparent command?

[ricksr]

Have tried and semicolon

[Udo_Huebner]

Have you tried to send

^C

to cancel the active command?

See https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-lt-forum/cancel-command-in-a-script/td-p/3911677

[rl_jackson]

I believe @Udo_Huebner is on the right track here. May need another ^ but that should cancel things out. 

Out of curiosity what exactly are you attempting to chain together, almost sounds like a job for the survey database