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I am importing an XL file into AutoCADr14 but when I try to print it on our HP DesignJet350C it comes out all messed up and illegiable. Do I have a driver problem? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,
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When you copy an Excel spreadsheet (I'm assuming it's a spreadsheet) to the clipboard and then paste it into your drawing. Excel uses a Metafile, or Picture, format. Microsoft Excel restricts the size of its metafiles to 12.5" across and down.
Simplest way is to reduce the height of the rows and/or widths of the columns so the range cells will fit within the 12.5" limitation. Also try using a smaller font size.
Another option is to use the PASTESPEC command (choose EDIT>PASTE SPECIAL) and paste the excel worksheet as an Image Entity.
Hope this helps.
Simplest way is to reduce the height of the rows and/or widths of the columns so the range cells will fit within the 12.5" limitation. Also try using a smaller font size.
Another option is to use the PASTESPEC command (choose EDIT>PASTE SPECIAL) and paste the excel worksheet as an Image Entity.
Hope this helps.
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I can provide a macro that reads the Excel table and recreates it inside AutoCAD as Acad lines and Acad Text.
FOr my similar products take a look at:
Dr. Tigrek
Consultant for Integration of Acad and Excel
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