export from idw to excel page

[ses4]

A cam profile and cam profile consists of a 360-degree tip is used to measure the flat follower measurement assemble.page.png are given in the call. Tangent point and the end of the chapter room where the measurement cam (cam base circle diameter) of the distance between the cam profile is called. When the measurement end of the wedge and the cam rotate every 1 degree change as the tangent point will be different at each level profile value. Here I have a degree in this study, each profile figure to calculate the value of the inventor assembly installed automatically. Inventor is a parametric program, such as the appearance of each location profile by selecting the value of the painting in the IDW hesaplatabiliyorum. Can we export the Excel file, the file size you request is IDW?

https://rapidshare.com/files/457524910/sample.xls

 

So in short IDW file, 0 degrees 9.69969 mm

 

1 degree of 9.69635 mm

 

... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..

 

... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..

 

6.75333 mm at 30 degrees and so on. You can transfer directly from excel Can we not see these values ​​as parameters.

 

on the technical picture. IDW size Can we export excel page?

[MarkFlayler]

Rather than exporting to Excel from the IDW...

 

Go to the Assembly Model Browser and click on the Model pull down. Change that to Representation.

 

Click on Edit in Excel this will give you all your Positional Rep information (Note: you cannot add a PosRep here). Save a Copy of that Excel file.

[ses4]

Dear Sir

Can you explain your answer a little more? For example, Would it be possible to explain with pictures?

Is there a method to offer while you wonder? 9.69969 mm in the Excel file. and so on. values ​​to export excel.

[MarkFlayler]

See Below.

 

[ses4]

However, the angular values ​​are printed here, but I want only 9.69969 mm. and so on. to export the excel values​​. Can you help?

[MarkFlayler]

Okay, I see what you are after now. Yes, the Positional Rep wouldn't contain the information you need.

 

I'm afraid there really isn't a way to do this without VBA or iLogic coding to export the values of perhaps some reference features positional locations when the model is adjusted to each rep.

 

So unless you are a programmer you may be out of luck. Given a little bit of time I could probably devise a workaround with some work features and reference parameters but I am swamped at the moment.

[ses4]

Dear MarkFlayer

Are you wonder if this will help me?Pease?I from Turkey

Edited April 15, 2011 by ses4

[dennerj]

I understand how it would be very helpful to have Inventor export this to excel. That being said… unless somebody has a really slick solution to this, you might just have to look around the internet and find a cam calculator in a spreadsheet. This would give you way more information concerning your cam design than a spreadsheet based on cam lift numbers alone. Best of luck!

[ses4]

This problem is resolved, be of help to many people interested in cam design.

[ses4]

Dear MarkFlayer and admins You said that you will be helping. Please note that this issue with vba or ilogic Could you write the code?