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NX VB Journal to create EXCEL file
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Yamada (he created SNAP and wrote the documentation) wrote a good guide on working with NX and Excel:
The guide above assumes that you have an author license (and a SNAP license, for some of the example code). If you do not have an author license, you cannot add a reference to the Excel library, but you can still effectively work with Excel (it's just more difficult).
Here are a few examples of working with Excel with no license (searching may turn up more):
If you use the example code from nxjournaling, I'd suggest adding in the "cleanup" code provided by Yamada; not all of the examples include it. Also, check the NXOpen samples folder that ships with NX; there is at least 1 example that uses Excel.
www.nxjournaling.com
The guide above assumes that you have an author license (and a SNAP license, for some of the example code). If you do not have an author license, you cannot add a reference to the Excel library, but you can still effectively work with Excel (it's just more difficult).
Here are a few examples of working with Excel with no license (searching may turn up more):
If you use the example code from nxjournaling, I'd suggest adding in the "cleanup" code provided by Yamada; not all of the examples include it. Also, check the NXOpen samples folder that ships with NX; there is at least 1 example that uses Excel.
www.nxjournaling.com
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