Open excel, open a new macro (tools > macros - depends on the excel version), paste the code there and save it as a new macro, then when you select a range from the excel table itself and run the macro, it will generate a PDMS macro that you can run in the command window in PDMS Draft.
just one question.
does your workflow looks like
1. you create a drawing
2. you create a report for drawlist items and output it to excel
3. you get excel back to drawing area
?
[QUOTE=RUAV;77972]just one question.
does your workflow looks like
1. you create a drawing
2. you create a report for drawlist items and output it to excel
3. you get excel back to drawing area
?
Your excel table range could be anything. The macro just makes it a PDMS macro that can be run in an existing draft drawing.
Hi I'm trying your instrucution and I hope I done right. I go to tool - macro - start new macro. then I paste it. Then save it as .xlsm?
Open excel, open a new macro (tools > macros - depends on the excel version), paste the code there and save it as a new macro, then when you select a range from the excel table itself and run the macro, it will generate a PDMS macro that you can run in the command window in PDMS Draft.
