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TheCADnoob
en respuesta a: czegee

A quick 'no code' way to get this done is to use your xls to create a formula and then paste the formula(s) into the command line.

In this example, I added a column to excel for the file destination. Then I used the following formula in excel

=CONCAT("CIRCLE 0,0 ", A2," CIRCLE 0,0 ",B2," -TEXT 0,0 5 0 ",C2,"
filedia 0 DXFOUT ",D2," ",A2,"-",B2,"-",C2,".DXF
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Erase
Filedia 1")

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Then copy all those resulting formula strings into notepad in order to get rid of the extra quotation marks. (ctrl + H for find and replace)

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Then paste all that data into the command line. This creates and saves the files and you are done.

It should be noted that tailoring this can be a little tedious

so if you make any changes it can be a lot of guess and check. but once you get it, its solid and quick.

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