Any way to paste or insert a spreadsheet?
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planksworkshop
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Any way to paste or insert a spreadsheet?
Hello all. I've completed full construction drawings for a 2 story house. i have to provide seismic calculations for Braced Wall Bands in the drawing like attached diagram. Any ideas on how to accomplish this task?
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Re: Any way to paste or insert a spreadsheet?
Hi,
if printed - would this be good enough ...
if printed - would this be good enough ...
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planksworkshop
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Re: Any way to paste or insert a spreadsheet?
Thanks. Not really. I attached the diagram for idea purpose only. I find pasting images in construction drawings ugly. I want to paste calculations from LibreCalc into QCAD like the following attached .dxf. I can do it manually as posted in QCAD. Very Time consuming. I can paste Librecalc spreadsheets directly into Progecad, TurboCAD or AutoCad. All formatting sticks.
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Re: Any way to paste or insert a spreadsheet?
I agree!planksworkshop wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 7:21 pmI find pasting images in construction drawings ugly.
Nope - I'm not aware of this possibility in QCAD.planksworkshop wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 7:21 pmI can paste Librecalc spreadsheets directly into Progecad, TurboCAD or AutoCad. All formatting sticks.
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