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Everything I have read tells me to just copy and paste or paste special the excel file into autocad, so I can convert to dwg, so I can put it in my Revit file.
I have tried this a couple of times. It just locks up the autocad.
Anyone know how to do this?
Thanks,
Gary
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I ended up convering the Excel file to a pdf (Right from the "save as" )
Then, with the help of an on line site, converted the pdf to a jpg.
Then just dragged it onto my sheet!
Simple.
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