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Ok I am using AutoCAD 2010 and trying to show how using the new Parametric dimensions will help our company. What I am looking for is a way to link the paramaters manager to Excel like you can do in Inventor. Is there a way or has AutoCAD not got that advanced yet?

 

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Thanks for the info I looked it over and it does look really good. I still have the question is there a way to link the parameters to excel like you can do in Inventor. Nothing shows you can but I was wondering if there was a lisp or vba code to do it.

 

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http://heidihewett.blogs.com/files/autocad-2010-preview-guide-2.pdf

Bottom of page 17 (I think) mentions pasting from excel to

Block Properties Table

A new Block Table tool has been added to the Block Editor. Accessible from the Dimensional panel of the

ribbon, or the BTABLE command, it displays the Block Properties Table where you can define different

variations of a property set for the block reference. You can enter properties manually or copy and paste from a

Microsoft ® Office Excel® spreadsheet.

 

So maybe it is also possible to do the same with parametric drawings, I'm sure I read something about it the other day but I have read so much lately to try my hand at lisp I am at a loss to say where. Sorry.

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