iditarod
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first of all a thank you for any answers.
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Tristan
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First of all, you don't understand what you're asking. .
iditarod
Guest
probably the message was not complete!
this is the question: I have an excel file in which numerical values of circle rays are reported that I must then draw at a precise point of a dwg.
It's possible, I imagine with a lisp, read the value from excel and insert it into the dwg by automatically creating a circle?
I'll explain better. on the ground I mix the distance between a and b and then between c and b. I therefore carry the measures carried out on a table excel. I must therefore draw two circles to find the intersection, then read the value shown on the table and manually carry out the operation.
I would possibly like to automate as much as possible this operation, precisely if I click on the excel box where I reported the number (e.g. 5) and then I click on the dwg draws me a radius circle of 5 units.
Thank you all!
this is the question: I have an excel file in which numerical values of circle rays are reported that I must then draw at a precise point of a dwg.
It's possible, I imagine with a lisp, read the value from excel and insert it into the dwg by automatically creating a circle?
I'll explain better. on the ground I mix the distance between a and b and then between c and b. I therefore carry the measures carried out on a table excel. I must therefore draw two circles to find the intersection, then read the value shown on the table and manually carry out the operation.
I would possibly like to automate as much as possible this operation, precisely if I click on the excel box where I reported the number (e.g. 5) and then I click on the dwg draws me a radius circle of 5 units.
Thank you all!
MassiVonWeizen
Guest
You can do it with a script.