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MS Excel to CAD
Please suggest me a way to establish an interface between MS Excel and AutoCAD 2004. The actual requirement is based on the data entry on Excel a 1:1 AutoCAD drawing should be developed.
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Re: MS Excel to CAD
I don't know much about AutoCAD, but I have done something similar to this in Inventor. I explained how I did it in this thread. Hope it helps...
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