01-05-2024
06:41 AM
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01-05-2024
06:41 AM
Hi @aurel_e. Yes, that would be possible. But that brings several other questions to mind that the code would have to know how to deal with.
- Should the code create a new Excel file, or edit an existing Excel file?
- Should the code save the file when done, or leave it open for you to save manually afterwards?
- If opening an existing file:
- Where is the file, and what is its name, including extension?
- What is the name of the sheet you want it to work with within that file?
- Are there row or column headers present on that sheet?
- If so, where are they, and where does the real data start, and how is the data laid out?
- If creating a new file and/or sheet:
- Do you want row / column headers?...and if so, what should they be, and where?
- Should the data just be in the first column (column A), or somewhere else, and which Row index should the data start on?
- Just the one column of data, or will you need more columns of data?
- FullFileName (path, file name, and file extension), or FullDocumentName (FullFileName plus ModelStateName or iPart/iAssembly member name), or just DisplayName (file name only, without path - may or may not include file extension)?
Wesley Crihfield
(Not an Autodesk Employee)