lisp table help

[mark.232312]

Oleg, I fully tested the revised code. It works very well indeed.
I really can't thank you enough for this.

I certainly hope the re-coding that you did for me wasn't too burdensome and didn't interfere with your recuperation. I also hope you are healthy and well.

Many thanks again my friend.

FIXO FIXED IT AGAIN FOR ME.

[fixo]

Thanks so much, Mark
Glad you got it to work
Cheers

Oleg

[xiaxiang_2004]

"
Try this lisp for export the plain table

~'J'~
Attached Files
TableXport.lsp (8.5 KB, 27 views)
"

Hi,Fixo
It's very useful ,Your code "TableXport.lsp"!
And can you help me with this table that I uploaded .
I can not deal with it when exporting to excel .
I want that the content , format of the Table can be exported
the same as the table in the dwg drawings.
The desired effect is the xls file

Sorry for my English.
Many thanks!

[xiaxiang_2004]

Try this lisp for export the plain table

~'J'~

Hi,fixo
Need your help,please

[fixo]

I've tried to solve your task posted on another forum,
but with no luck, so, sorry, that's out of my skills

~'J'~

[xiaxiang_2004]

I've tried to solve your task posted on another forum,
but with no luck, so, sorry, that's out of my skills

~'J'~

theswamp?
this topic?
Truely Table Export
http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=42011.0
Not lucky enough for this task，maybe it's too hard to solve.
Thanks, fixo.

[listau135353]

Hello all,

I was recommded to this post for a similar issue I have been having. I was able to find this Lisp Routine "ATTOUT" for exctracting attributes into an Excel document. I currently have blocks created that contain 4 different attribute values. These attributes are exctracted in creating B.O.M's to automate Mfg. processes in conveyor equipment construction. In devloping the B.O.M a specific format is required by the company I work for. Currenntly the Lisp routine does not extract the data in the format I would like. I need this Lisp to "count" the number of blocks and output them into an excel table that follows the format

"Qty" "Part #" "Descripition" (See BOM Tab of attached DWG).

Model space contains a sample of some of the blocks that are being used and the Layout tab shows the desired BOM format. I have very little experience writing Lisp, and in order to modify the code would be beyond my abilities. Any help that can be provided would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You

[filomenoboyas667431]

Hi every one...this is my first time in this forum. I'm in need for a lisp to do three thing.
1. extract the information from fabrication table
2. import the extracted information into the elevation assembly label tags
3. update the assembly part list (B.O.M.) table

note: can the lisp create the tables too not required but I figure I ask too
Can any one help please