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n/a Posted - January 06 2005 : 7:43:57 PM
Is there a way of extracting attribute data from a common block in multiple files and output this to a CSV(or similar)?

I have been "assigned" to cross check a client's drawing register. To reduce the RSI in my mind, I would like to be able to extract the attributes from the title-block and filename from all of his drawing, into one CSV. Then import the resulting CSV into excel and start my comparison from there.
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n/a Posted - January 10 2005 : 12:37:46 AM
I was under the impression that it would generate multiple files (although I never tried it).

I've currently digging around on the net to see what other options I may have.

Gavin Harkness
Miksteele Posted - January 06 2005 : 9:00:03 PM
Below is a script from Bill's FAQ's... http://www.74mph.com/faq/FAQ00145.html
I think you need AutoCAD 2004 or higher to use this though.

;BEGIN SCRIPT
;Command: -EATTEXT
-EATTEXT
;Enter the extraction type, [Objects/Currentdwg/Selectdwg] :C
C
;Extract data from external reference drawing? [Yes/No] :N
N
;Extract data from nested blocks? [Yes/No] :Y
Y
;Enter Template file path:


;Enter the output filetype[Csv/Txt/Xls/Mdb] :CSV
CSV
;Enter output filepath:
$FILEPATH$$FILENAME$.CSV
;[Yes/No] :
;END SCRIPT

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