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Hi @Neilw_05,
Make sure the CSV file looks similar to the ones I included. It has a "header" row of Name Color Linetype Description
Then open the LISP file (should open with Notepad by default)
You will need to add your file name in two places. The first location in the file is where it says (setq lb1info '("ALL" "CEILING" "PHS" "DETAILS-ELEVS-SECT" "BUBBLE" "ROOF" "CIVIL" "LIFE-SAFETY"
For example, replace CEILING with NEIL
Just replace one of the names between quotes with the name you want displayed (case sensitive)
Then, in the section lower in the file you will see:
(if (= item_name1 "ALL")(setq layersFile "C:\\CADLAYERS\\SECALL.csv"))
(if (= item_name1 "CEILING")(setq layersFile "C:\\CADLAYERS\\Ceiling.csv"))
(if (= item_name1 "PHS")(setq layersFile "C:\\CADLAYERS\\PHS.csv"))
(if (= item_name1 "DETAILS-ELEVS-SECT")(setq layersFile "C:\\CADLAYERS\\Elevation.csv"))
(if (= item_name1 "BUBBLE")(setq layersFile "C:\\CADLAYERS\\Bubble.csv"))
(if (= item_name1 "ROOF")(setq layersFile "C:\\CADLAYERS\\Roof.csv"))
(if (= item_name1 "CIVIL")(setq layersFile "C:\\CADLAYERS\\Civil.csv"))
(if (= item_name1 "LIFE-SAFETY")(setq layersFile "C:\\CADLAYERS\\Lsafe.csv"))
Here you will replace CEILING with NEIL and then for the file name put in the exact name of the CSV file you created.
Let me know if this makes sense - or send me your csv file and I can make the changes for you.
John Vellek
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