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DMAQUIL
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Posted on - 06/16/2012
I have drawings that I need to transfer to Microsoft Excel, and I made it through Autocad,
How do we transfer graphic or drawings that can be fit in excel?
And I want to resize the image after that. Also from excel drawings to Autocad?
How do we copy images from Autocad 2012 to excel?
There are two ways that you'll handle such a situation:
First, set your background color to write. Set all layers colors to be black. (Unless you favor a colored copy) Use 'Zoom' 'Window' to induce specifically what you would like to repeat. Use 'Copy' (I additionally wish to Copy with Base point). Choose everything you would like to repeat. Open Microsoft Word or stand out and hit 'Ctrl+V' and therefore, the image is currently traced into Word or stand out. Once you are done repeating, merely return to AutoCAD and hit 'Undo' until it's back to traditional, or just shut while not saving. You'll double-click on the image you only traced, And it'll open up an instance of AutoCAD for writing if you prefer. (Be careful to save lots of back to Word or stand out before you close up AutoCAD otherwise you would possibly get some strange results).
Secondly, ""Print the DWG layout to PDF. Copy the specified data within the PDF to the writing board Paste the DWG/PDF data from the writing board to Word.
""That's it during a shell; however, here it's once more in larger detail: Open the specified drawing in AN AutoCAD-based product, v2008 or later. Print the layout containing the specified data to PDF mistreatment the ""DWG to PDF.pc3"" setup file (consider making a custom variant to induce your line types right). Open the ensuing PDF enter Adobe Reader. Use the short tool to pick the specified space Zoom the read to be four-hundredth (experiment to the extent of magnification; three hundredth could offer you ample image quality and scale back the dimensions of your finished document).Right-click within the elects space and duplicates the chosen graphic to the writing board. Paste the chosen graphic into Word and use grips to size the graphics window.
How do we copy images from Autocad 2012 to excel?
There are two ways to import Direct and Screenshot import:
Direct Import:
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Step 1- Open AutoCAD and open the drawing file you like to export to Excel
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Step 2 – Select the “View” tab and use the tools to position your drawing to the desired view.
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Step 3 – Go on and click on the “Home” tab and hit “Select All” on the right of the toolbox to be able to highlight the entire drawing.
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Step 4 – Hit the “Copy” button to the right of the “Paste” button in the toolbox. Do not close yet the AutoCAD; it must remain open in the entire process to be able to work properly.
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Step 5 – Go to Excel and open the file which you’ll be importing the AutoCAD drawing.
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Step 6 – Right-click on the Excel spreadsheet cell you desire to import the AutoCAD drawing, and select “Paste Special”
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Step 7 – Click “AutoCAD drawing” from the given list and click “OK”
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Step 8 – Resize the image on desired size using the controls and you can also drag the image in any desired location.
Screenshot Import
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Step 1 – Open AutoCAD and open the drawing file you like to export to Excel
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Step 2 – Select the “View” tab and use the tools to position your drawing to the desired view.
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Step 3 – Press “PrtScr” on “Print Screen” on your keyboard
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Step 4 – Open any image editing software available on your desktop such Paint or Adobe Photoshop. It doesn’t matter whatever you use as long as it has a crop function, it will be fine.
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Step 5 – Paste the image you print screen or just by doing CTRL+V
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Step 6 – Crop the image on your desired size or the section of the image you only wish to use and “Save” it. In Saving the image, it’s ideal to save it as PNG format, in order to preserve detail and prevents it from creating distorted areas in the image.
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Step 7- Now, go to Excel and open the file which you’ll be using in importing the AutoCAD drawing.
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Step 8 – Select the “Insert” tab and select “Picture” from the given list
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Step 9 – By using the controls given you can resize and drag the image in any way you desire.
