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Export of point- and curve coordinates to Excel.

You can export the coordinates of selected curves and point objects directly to the table sheet in the running Excel application. This functionality is included in the CADstudio Xls2Curve utility - the complementary command Curve2Xls.

This command exports XY or XYZ coordinates of selected objects in your DWG drawing to the table at the currently selected cell. You can choose between global (world) and local UCS coordinate values. The export format is compatible with the Xls2Curve import function.

See the example of curve export (see the sample XLS file):

Original spline curve in AutoCAD

Exported list of X-Y coordinates in Excel

You can download the Xls2Curve utility from www.cadstudio.cz/download. The activation of this trial version (limited to 10 points) can be done with the CADSTUDIOREG (XANADUREG) command.

See also the Click2XLS and Click2OO utility.

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See also:
Tip 9743:	How to use XY coordinates from Excel as polyline vertices in AutoCAD?
Tip 8030:	Click2XLS - click points to export from AutoCAD to Excel.
Tip 7465:	How to import XYZ coordinates as DWG points with elevation labels?
Tip 6692:	Simply create points or polyline from coordinates in Excel.
Tip 6606:	How to create AutoCAD geometry from Excel?

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