Description
Excellink
Excellink is a handy tool that helps you connect geometrical data blocks between your AutoCAD documents and Excel sheets. This means you can easily work with both programs without any hassle.
Easy Data Sharing with Excellink
With Excellink, sharing data is a breeze! You can pull information from Excel directly into AutoCAD. Imagine updating room schedules or bills of materials (BOMs) without having to re-enter all that info manually. It saves so much time!
Block Properties Made Simple
The cool thing about Excellink is that it allows you to drive block properties straight from Excel. Whether you're working on lists or computed attributes, everything stays synced up between the two applications.
AutoCAD LT Version Available
If you're using AutoCAD LT, don’t worry—there’s a special version of Excellink just for you! This way, everyone can benefit from its features, no matter which software version they have.
Why Use Excellink?
If you often switch between AutoCAD and Excel, using Excellink can really streamline your workflow. It cuts down on errors and makes sure your data is always accurate.
Download Excellink Today!
If you're ready to make your design process smoother, check out Excellink! You can find more details about downloading it at this link.
User Reviews for Excellink 7
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Excellink is a game-changer for seamless data transfer between AutoCAD and Excel. It simplifies tasks and boosts productivity.
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Excellink has transformed my workflow! Connecting AutoCAD with Excel is seamless, and it saves so much time.
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This app is a game-changer! The ability to manage geometrical data between AutoCAD and Excel is fantastic.
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Absolutely love Excellink! It makes handling room schedules and BOMs incredibly easy. Highly recommend!
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Excellink is a must-have for anyone working with AutoCAD and Excel. The integration is smooth and efficient!
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I can't believe how much easier Excellink has made my projects! Great app for linking data effortlessly.
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Five stars for Excellink! It simplifies the process of using geometrical data from AutoCAD in Excel wonderfully.