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SURFACE schedule Excel export??
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‎2019-07-11 01:06 PM
‎2019-07-11
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‎2019-07-11 01:49 PM
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Hello,
Properties/informations are linked to an element by its classification. That's why you had to do a element scheldule to make an interroperability between excel (or others) and Archicad. But if you don't want an interoperability so you just had to do "save as" from your schedule and choose xls export
Properties/informations are linked to an element by its classification. That's why you had to do a element scheldule to make an interroperability between excel (or others) and Archicad. But if you don't want an interoperability so you just had to do "save as" from your schedule and choose xls export
Christophe - FRANCE
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‎2019-07-11 01:49 PM
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01:49 PM
Hello,
Properties/informations are linked to an element by its classification. That's why you had to do a element scheldule to make an interroperability between excel (or others) and Archicad. But if you don't want an interoperability so you just had to do "save as" from your schedule and choose xls export
Properties/informations are linked to an element by its classification. That's why you had to do a element scheldule to make an interroperability between excel (or others) and Archicad. But if you don't want an interoperability so you just had to do "save as" from your schedule and choose xls export
Christophe - FRANCE
Archicad Designer and Teacher
Archicad 15 to 28 FRA FULL
OS 13 Ventura - MacBook Pro M2 max- 32Go RAM
"Quality is never an accident ; it's always the result of an intelligent effort" John Ruskin
Archicad Designer and Teacher
Archicad 15 to 28 FRA FULL
OS 13 Ventura - MacBook Pro M2 max- 32Go RAM
"Quality is never an accident ; it's always the result of an intelligent effort" John Ruskin
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‎2019-07-11 03:00 PM
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Christophe wrote:ah thanks for clarifying that! Its difficult to think that "save as" would actually save the schedule and not the whole project.
Hello,
Properties/informations are linked to an element by its classification. That's why you had to do a element scheldule to make an interroperability between excel (or others) and Archicad. But if you don't want an interoperability so you just had to do "save as" from your schedule and choose xls export
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‎2019-07-11 03:18 PM
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03:18 PM
In this case, I must specify that according to each point of view, the command "save as" always offers a panel of different file formats.
Example: to export 3D you had to be 3D view to "unlock" some file extensions
Example: to export 3D you had to be 3D view to "unlock" some file extensions
Christophe - FRANCE
Archicad Designer and Teacher
Archicad 15 to 28 FRA FULL
OS 13 Ventura - MacBook Pro M2 max- 32Go RAM
"Quality is never an accident ; it's always the result of an intelligent effort" John Ruskin
Archicad Designer and Teacher
Archicad 15 to 28 FRA FULL
OS 13 Ventura - MacBook Pro M2 max- 32Go RAM
"Quality is never an accident ; it's always the result of an intelligent effort" John Ruskin