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Catia to Excel 1

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rdpostak

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Mar 2, 2017
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How do folks! Here is my question to you. I know that you can import an Excel file into Catia, but is there a way to export Catia back into Excel?

Richard D. Postak
Plastics Project Engineer
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Company - TMMK
 
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point coordinates and such?... yes

regards,
LWolf
 
The entire report with the format/border and associated model views and sections.

Richard D. Postak
Plastics Project Engineer
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Company - TMMK
 
I am sorry to ask, but why would you like to export the report to excel?...

regards,
LWolf
 
My boss was wanting to know if it was possible.

Richard D. Postak
Plastics Project Engineer
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Company - TMMK
 
There are literally tons of threads regarding this topic.

Yes, it is possible to some extent.
 
Okay, I will have to look into them and thanks for the information Little Cthulhu!

Richard D. Postak
Plastics Project Engineer
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Company - TMMK
 
Okay, here is a more specific question regarding my thread here. If I have Catia related defined views from a CATPART or CATPRODUCT, is it possible to export that data from Catia to Excel? I understand that my tables will convert, but will my geometry convert as well?

Richard D. Postak
Plastics Project Engineer
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Company - TMMK
 
How would you like to represent geometry in Excel? It's a spreadsheet processor application, not even an image viewer.

You can, however, export drawing sheet as image and insert it to Excel. Wil it suffice you?
 
Perhaps, but what I am trying to avoid is having to do double work if at all possible.

Richard D. Postak
Plastics Project Engineer
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Company - TMMK
 
in being specific, we mean to fully define the need.

you said:
to export that data

what data? parameter? geometry? name of user? size of computer screen? expiration date of the license in use?

There are many things you can get from a CATIA/windows session...

Eric N.
indocti discant et ament meminisse periti
 
The views, sections and details that have been generated from the model(s) over into Excel as pictures without having to create time consuming screenshots. Does this information help with more detail specific requirements that I'm asking for?

Richard D. Postak
Plastics Project Engineer
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Company - TMMK
 
ok I would cycle through all sheets, in each sheet, make a list of all view in show. from that list I would put all view in no show, take first view, put in show, reframe on, screen grab, put picture in excel, put view in no show, proceed with next view...

saving as pdf would be easier if you can work with pdf...

Eric N.
indocti discant et ament meminisse periti
 
Yes I agree, a PDF would be a whole lot easier. I just have to sell that to my boss.

Richard D. Postak
Plastics Project Engineer
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Company - TMMK
 
Either way, both options are possible.

Come back once you find out what data and in what format needs to be exported.
 
Will do...thanks for the help!

Richard D. Postak
Plastics Project Engineer
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Company - TMMK
 
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