March 2000
Beginner to intermediate
832 pages
23h 33m
English
The functionality of AutoCAD is definitely enhanced when you utilize the power of Windows object linking and embedding, or OLE, to link and import data from outside sources. Because the data is linked, if the outside source is updated, the data displayed in AutoCAD also is updated. Accessing and modifying the data is a simple process: Just double-click on the data object in AutoCAD to launch the software in which the data is stored. Importing this data is also an easy task; follow through the next example to see how it is done.
Example: Embedding an Excel Spreadsheet into AutoCAD
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