Dear Users,
I am after a MACRO VBA file that I can load up in Microstation V8i SS3 and that scans the cells in that 3D drawing and provides an output in a Table
format. Similar to an Excel spreadsheet layout. showing Item 1, Item name which is the cell names, Description plus qty of each Part used in the dgn.
This can then be inserted into the dgn file as either an image file with a border or exported into an Excel spread sheet. Can anyone help with this problem? Is there a free
download anywhere on the WWW? From Frustrated User.
If you do know a little bit about making a VBA macro, (Hitting ALT+F11, copy&paste), there are a lot of ready to go code examples all over Googol (Pretty much all is on this forum, but these forums are much easier to navigate using Googol ;-).
I also stumpled upon this free software from Molotov that might help you?
I do not know the software, and I am not affiliated with the company.
System: Win7 64bit 16GB Ram - microStation V8i SS3 08.11.09.578. + PoinTools CONNECT. - Intel i7-4800MQ CPU@2.70GHz, 4 core / 8 Logic proc.
Unknown said: this free software from Molotov that might help you?
this free software from Molotov that might help you?
Unfortunatly thes wont work in current V8i builds they only have mdls for V8.
I have a BASIC version macro attached here that will do what you want...it will list all cells and save to csv which you can then use as text or excel and paste back into your dgn for a part list.. I attached the zip here but if you have VBA skill and can convert it to vba please share it with the rest of us as BASIC will no longer be supported in the next release of microstation...
An alternative method is to put tags on your cells ie part number , name, material , price etc and use tag reports to extract the tag record values to a text or cvs file..
you can add the tags after or inside cells and edit during or after placement...
cellist.zip
Lorys
Started msnt work 1990 - Retired Nov 2022 ( oh boy am I old )
But was long time user V8iss10 (8.11.09.919) dabbler CE update 16 (10.16.00.80)
MicroStation user since 1990 Melbourne Australia.click link to PM me
Unknown said:Thanks for correcting me. Hope you find some work Lorys :) Australia.. wow. Find me some microStation work too! ;) To OP: I would recommend the flexiTable then unless ofcourse you are a VBA dabbler and that is why you came here.
" ....or exported into an Excel spread sheet. Can anyone help with this problem? Is there a free download anywhere on the WWW"
Before Jon Summers jumps on me , the poster mentions export to excel so he most likely has excel which is not free.. but the macro I uploaded is very limited and while not as good as Flexitable it is public domain and hence free will at least do the minimum he required through excel...