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Is there a way to convert an AutoCAD table into a spreadsheet? I've read tons about creating a table from a spreadsheet but I need to go the other way.

 

Thank you.

 

Dawn

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From AutoCAD Help:

 

"The same data that is extracted to a table can be exported to an external file. On the Choose Output page, select the Output Data to an External File option." That external file can be a spreadsheet.

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Thanks ReMark. I had looked through Help but couldn't find anything so I looked again using Output Data and found the instructions. I tried it but it didn't work so I'll have to go through the wizard again until I get it right.

 

Thanks.

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I've successfully done it a couple of times. It beats the old way of creating a template file.

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Well I got it to create a spreadsheet but it didn't extract the data from the table to the spreadsheet.

 

What is a .dxf anyway?

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DXF - Drawing Exchange Format. The defacto standard for exchanging drawing information between different CAD programs.

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You're welcomed.

 

FYI - I tested out a 3.3MB Excel file for datalinking (by sheet) to AutoCAD and actually got it to work but it takes a computer with some muscle to do it. I did it on a Core-Duo 32-bit system with 4GB RAM installed (3GB recognized). Had to disable the preview feature otherwise it takes too long.

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