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Tony:

 

You should start a new thread and ask your question there.

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how to use find command in lisp programming

 

You cannot use the FIND command in a LISP program, this command is not accessible using LISP; instead, you would need to accomplish your task using such functions as ssget (with an appropriate selection set filter list), wcmatch / vl-string-search / vl-string-position. All of these functions are documented in the Visual LISP IDE Help.

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how can i use the find and zoom programe in num.lsp by lee mac

 

i would like to verify each num in to check wether it is already enter previously in the drawing . i dont want any two numbers to be same

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hi after a very long break,

i am working on DBCONNECT in which i am using excel file for link it to my drawing object(cable numbers), i am using autocad2010 64bit and excel 2010 64bit.i am using the necessary driver required as specifed, but when i connect to excel spreadsheet thru DBCONNECT it open in READ ONLY mode , hence i cannot edit the excel file from within autocad, whereas with access this is possible. can u please help me with this

thanks

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Re: FIND command in lisp routine. See Lee's reply in post #122.

 

Re: Excel file and DBCONNECT. Can you explain why you are using DBCONNECT rather than a DATALINK to bridge the connection between an AutoCAD drawing and an Excel spreadsheet?

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I think this would be better Alan:

 

Dear lee ,where is the AutoNum V4.dcl ?

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