Do you know, że… ?
If you have data from external programs, e.g. hole coordinates in Excel – możesz je wykorzystać w SOLIDWORKS.
Unfortunately, the program does not read Excel formats directly, but can export data to text format.
And today I will write a bit more about it.
The hole coordinate data is two X columns,Y. To save this data in text form, select Text (delimited by tabs). In much older versions of Excel, saving was possible by selecting a command Export of external data.
It is still necessary to check the decimal separator from Excel. U mnie domyślnie jest to “,” – i tak niestety nie może pozostać. Therefore, by editing my data already from the level notebook, zamieniam separator “,” na “.” (comma to dot). Jeżeli ułamki nie będą zawierać kropek – SOLIDWORKS nie powoli wczytać pliku!
In SOLIDWORKS itself, I choose Chic leaning on table. Prior insertion is required to use this pattern Coordinate system.
After selecting the operation to be duplicated and the coordinate system, I point to my text file. As you can see, the coordinates have been loaded and new holes have appeared in the preview.
