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Solution - Convert a BOM from drawing to excel spreadsheet

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Solution - Convert a BOM from drawing to excel spreadsheet

Select the table and then Table Menu -> Save Table -> as txt file. WF3
gives you the option to save as csv files now.



I don't know of any way to get Excel to drive Pro/E other than using one
of the APIs (which I have never done myself)



Chris



Thanks for your help!



Brian A. Enlow

Product Designer

Delta Faucet Company





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> I don't know of any way to get Excel to drive Pro/E other than using one
> of the APIs (which I have never done myself)


You can transfer data between Pro/Engineer drawing tables and Excel (in both
directions) using the free Pro/WebLink API, which is already included in your
Pro/Engineer installation.

Steps to setup Pro/WebLink:
http://inversionconsulting.blogspot.com/2008/07/proe-weblink-getting-started-tips.html

Code for Excel to drawing table transfers:
http://inversionconsulting.blogspot.com/2008/06/weblink-excel-to-proe-drw-tables-part-1.html

Code for drawing table to Excel transfers:
http://inversionconsulting.blogspot.com/2008/06/weblink-excel-to-proe-drw-tables-part-2.html


If you or your users do not have at least "Power User" privileges, you will
probably need to have an admin user run the program first. Pro/WebLink (and
VB API) uses a number of ActiveX controls that can only be registered with
Windows by a user with enhanced privileges.

Send me an email if you have any trouble with the program.


Marc
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