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My original goal was to export a table with the push of a button. I've looked at vba and lisp methods. However, I'm struggling with identifying the table with any method. This is as close as I've made it. I want to name the exported file ( .csv ) as the current layout tab name. I don't want to see the dialog box. When using the lisp below, I have to select the table first which I can live with.
The table I export is a material list and I sometimes have as many as five tabs in one file I have to export. I would be fine with switching to each tab in order to run this procedure.
I have limited experience with lisp and no experience with AutoCAD vba but, have used it with excel. Would someone help point me in a better direction.
(defun c:tabx() (command "tableexport" "" "test.csv") (princ "\nTable Export Complete:") (princ) ) ;_end of defun
Steve.
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