Import data file for customer

ptc-2692311 · ‎Nov 10, 2009

Import data file for customer

Hello,

I am an end-user of Mathcad, version 13.0 (509121419) in NXP semiconductor Lth. It is required to design a simple and user-friendly method allowing customer import csv data file.

As shown in attached photo, there is 2 options.

option 1 ask customer to type in the path and file name. It is extremely slow and not friendly to customer.

option 2 ask customer 'right click' to select the data file. Fast but not tidy.

Urgently I request PTC team's support to provide a efficient solution for us, e.g. replace the option2 by a button called 'input file' that allowing 'left click' to browse and select the file.

Please contact me via email. Thank you very much.

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TomGutman · ‎Nov 10, 2009

There are several file browsers already posted in the collaboratory.
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RichardJ · ‎Nov 10, 2009

On 11/10/2009 4:10:58 AM, nxp wrote:
>Import data file for customer
>
>Hello,
>
>I am an end-user of Mathcad,
>version 13.0 (509121419) in
>NXP semiconductor Lth. It is
>required to design a simple
>and user-friendly method
>allowing customer import csv
>data file.
>
>As shown in attached photo,
>there is 2 options.
>
>option 1 ask customer to type
>in the path and file name. It
>is extremely slow and not
>friendly to customer.
>
>option 2 ask customer 'right
>click' to select the data
>file. Fast but not tidy.
>
>Urgently I request PTC team's
>support to provide a efficient
>solution for us, e.g. replace
>the option2 by a button called
>'input file' that allowing
>'left click' to browse and
>select the file.

Like the other forum, this is a user forum and PTC support do not respond to (or probably even read) the posts.

>Please contact me via email.

This is a forum. Questions are posted here, and so are the answers.

Here's the latest version of a button that allows you to browse for files. Once you have the file name you can use the READPRN, READFILE, etc, functions to read the file into Mathcad.

Richard