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Not a problem, I had fun :)

 

I have a LISP Code which gives me Length;Nos. Output in text window....

 

I have an Excel File with header of Length & Nos. already prepared..

 

Initially I use to Copy the output from AutoCAD Text window and paste it to Excel Spreadsheet under length & nos. Column Header respectively...

 

What I wanna do is directly create a LISP wherein I am prompted to open an Excel File (Header of Length & Nos in my case) and the data of length and nos get directly pasted under respective column header instead of F2 Screen menu window....

I visited this thread and studied ECOORE.lsp of VVA but was not able to solve my problem...FYI..

 

Am attaching a LISP FIle & Excel Sheet for reference...

 

Help of any sort is greatly appreciated...

Tendon_Length_Nos._Schedule_Excel_PTSI_TTS1.lsp

Cutting .zip

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Search here for "excel" you will get lots but there are examples of reading and writing to excel.

 

Autocad help may even have an example have you checked they used to supply an example drawing and code called "shaft".

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Search here for "excel" you will get lots but there are examples of reading and writing to excel.

 

Autocad help may even have an example have you checked they used to supply an example drawing and code called "shaft".

 

Thanks BIGAL for your concern... I shall continue my search;

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