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Exporting MathCad to specific Cells in Excel

Exporting MathCad to specific Cells in Excel

Exporting MathCad to specific Cells in Excel

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I need to export data from MathCad to specific cell ranges within Excel, where normally in MathCad it automatically starts at A1, where I want it to start at A3
Can someone tell me if this is possible!!!!!!

RE: Exporting MathCad to specific Cells in Excel

Hi!

I suggest you export data from Mathcad first to one Excel sheet, and then link that to a second Excel sheet where the data is re-written in a convenient place.

In case you want data to be passed back to Mathcad from the second Excel sheet after a table lookup, I suggest you use string function str2vec() to pass data from Mathcad to the first Excel sheet, re-convert to string using CONCATENATE function in the first Excel sheet itself, and then use the re-created string to do a LOOKUP in the second Excel sheet.

The idea is that Excel files talk quite well among themselves, while the interfaces with Mathcad are more rudimentary.

Hope this helps!  

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