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Can you instruct me how to install that excel add-in? Thank you !

Did you manage to install it? can you help if you succeeded

Can you instruct me how to install that excel add-in? Thank you !

Hello. I would like to know the same thing.....

Can you instruct me how to install that excel add-in? Thank you !

There are a couple built in ways to export the bom. It can be exported from the drawing. I've been working on better tools for it. This is an area where Solidworks lags behind Inventor as far as functionality

@@engineeringautomation8585 sorry I need something can help me to export customer properties from a lot of file. There some code with C# for do that? Thanks 🙏🏽

The tool can extract properies from the model fairly easily. You can create a c# script that will loop through the model and allow you to extract bom information. I think the wrapper code has a utility to help with that.

@@engineeringautomation8585 thanks for answer, where can I find this code?

Please use my github link for questions.

@@engineeringautomation8585 where do I find your gethub link?

Maybe in the future this project is still under active development. Hosting the deployment is not free so i would had to have charge for deployed version. Thanks for interest.

@@engineeringautomation8585 I'm looking forward to your release

Could you open as issue on github with the stack trace?

@@engineeringautomation8585 Hi.. i sent an email and opened an issue but didn't get any return. Hope you are fine.

Please raise an issue on github with stack trace included i can't help with out more information.

There is a couple training videos on how to install the app. It currently works as a VSTO add in the that requires visual studio. I don't have a deployable made for the add in at this time.

@@engineeringautomation8585 can you help ? ı couldnt find any videos. do you have any suggestions videos ?

The add in will generate the document there is a couple training videos.

@@engineeringautomation8585 Can you instruct me how to install that excel add-in? Thank you !

github.com/jraleighdev for any code questions for any other questions my contact info is on github thanks!

@@engineeringautomation8585 Thanks

Thanks have a couple videos coming out this weekend.

I'm working on the best way to go about adding and removing components. I'm looking at passing a reference to the new component up the to the worksheet so a user can reference it.

Thank you for all the work you put into this, the install is tricky and holding me up but I'll keep following you to see what you come up with in the future.

You can use any excel sheet as long as the part number matches the open documents structure. It doesn't have a link like design tables do. So its pretty flexible on that.

@@engineeringautomation8585 Thank you very very much! Would you please demonstrate other commands (for example 'equation') how to use? And do you mind if i ask your e-mail? Thank you again for this amazing addin!

@@nekadaracikdegilmi Sure thing working on making a new video to explain all the commands! I working on some drawing automation for a future release.

@@engineeringautomation8585 Great news!

So how this was designed there really is never a connection. What happens is read the file path the model in and print on two columns one for the old name another for the new path. After the rename if you'd like to refresh simply rerun the get ref documents. Let me know if this answered your question.

@@engineeringautomation8585 Thanks for your answer. But i think i ask my question under wrong video:) Let me try again; When i design the assembly with your Excel addin and control over it and it works perfect by the way (thanks again), if i copy assembly with all parts (like pack and go) will i be have control on new assembly and new parts by new Excel or the old one?

The only thing that comes to mind initially is making sure you have the correct version of the dotnet framework installed. It that doesn't help let me know at github.com/jraleighdev/AutomationDesinger

Well another thing came to mind lol. The ui is powered by some syncfusion tools they are free to download you can create an account use them for any open source project.

@@engineeringautomation8585 Hello Engineer Automation, thanks for this useful tool. Can you please help me to compile the project? I'm getting same CS0246 errors. Also tried "advanced installer" but i get different errors on that too. Thanks in advance and thanks for the tool again.

Nevermind i solve the problem. The problem was syncfusion files in project were in false condition. When i change their condition to true errors are gone :) I just want to ask something; dimension values on excel are comes to solidworks inch type. How can i change it mm?

@@nekadaracikdegilmi So units are handled in the solidworks wrapper. I haven't implemented user setting in ui. You can uodate the default units in wrapper. Solidworks using meters as its internal units through the api we have to convert to desired units.

Without getting to complicated a wrapper is section of code that wraps another. The reason for wrapper is to make talking with cad applications easier and manage memory.

The next step will be downloading the inventor wrapper and solidworks wrapper from github the visual studio will be able to find the projects and compile.

Hey man, Thanks again for sharing the project. For the people who got stuck: 1) Download the Inventor/SolidWorks wrapper from this link: github.com/jraleighdev?tab=repositories 2) Open up InventorWrapper.sln 3) Add reference to the Autodesk.Inventor.Interop.dll This file is located at where you installed Inventor. If you don't have Inventor, there is a copy of the file in AutomationDesigner/References (from zip) 4) Open AutomationDesigner.sln. Reload the 2 wrappers. Add references to the Syncfusion from Nuget packages by: ... Finding the name of each and install them. All the reference files should be gray (no yellow). 5) If you want to run debug to see what's going on in the code, Open Properties of Automation Designer. In "Debug" tab, select start external program and link to "EXCEL.exe" on your machine. 6) Enjoy the power.

The addin is a vsto addin built using visual studio. Vsto addins can be installed using oneclick or a custom installer.