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This VBA macro for AutoCAD extracts information about objects in a drawing and exports it to Excel. It loops through each object in the drawing, extracting properties like layer, color, position and dimensions, and outputs it to a spreadsheet. The macro handles different object types like lines, circles, solids and retrieves the relevant properties for each.

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Code Vba

This VBA macro for AutoCAD extracts information about objects in a drawing and exports it to Excel. It loops through each object in the drawing, extracting properties like layer, color, position and dimensions, and outputs it to a spreadsheet. The macro handles different object types like lines, circles, solids and retrieves the relevant properties for each.

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Une petite macro VBA pour autocad :

Renseigne sur différent objets de base mais pas d'extraction des données de blocs

ça fait un moment que je m'en sert, c'est un peu brut comme résultat mais ça permet
ensuite une grande souplesse sur excel (tri...)

Sub MOP()

Dim xlApp As Object

On Error GoTo fin

Set xlApp = GetObject(, "Excel.Application")

Dim strRep As String

Dim strTest As String

Dim i As Long

Dim Haut As Double

Dim PNum As Integer

Dim oObj As AcadObject

Dim oLay As AcadObject

Dim sLay As String

Dim ssObj As AcadSelectionSet

Dim sType As String

Dim sValue As String

Dim pBase As Variant

Dim oTmp As Acad3DSolid

With xlApp.ActiveSheet

.Cells(2, 1) = "N°"

.Cells(2, 2) = "Layer"

.Cells(2, 3) = "color"

.Cells(2, 4) = "Handle"

.Cells(2, 5) = "ObjectName"

.Cells(2, 6) = "x0"

.Cells(2, 7) = "y0"

.Cells(2, 8) = "z0"
.Cells(2, 9) = "Length/Volume"

.Cells(2, 10) = "Area/Rayon"

PNum = 3

On Error Resume Next

For Each oObj In ThisDrawing.ModelSpace

sLay = oObj.Layer

Set oLay = ThisDrawing.Layers(sLay)

If (Not oLay.Freeze) And (Not oLay.Lock) Then

.Cells(PNum, 1) = PNum

.Cells(PNum, 2) = oObj.Layer

.Cells(PNum, 3) = oObj.color

.Cells(PNum, 4) = "_" & oObj.Handle

.Cells(PNum, 5) = oObj.ObjectName

If oObj.ObjectName = "AcDbPolyline" Then

.Cells(PNum, 6) = oObj.Coordinate(0)(0)

.Cells(PNum, 7) = oObj.Coordinate(0)(1)

.Cells(PNum, 8) = oObj.Coordinate(0)(2)

.Cells(PNum, 9) = oObj.Length

.Cells(PNum, 10) = oObj.Area

End If

If oObj.ObjectName = "AcDbLine" Then

pBase = oObj.StartPoint

.Cells(PNum, 6) = pBase(0)

.Cells(PNum, 7) = pBase(1)

.Cells(PNum, 8) = pBase(2)

.Cells(PNum, 9) = oObj.Length

.Cells(PNum, 10) = ""

End If

If oObj.ObjectName = "AcDbCircle" Then

pBase = oObj.Center
.Cells(PNum, 6) = pBase(0)

.Cells(PNum, 7) = pBase(1)

.Cells(PNum, 8) = pBase(2)

.Cells(PNum, 9) = oObj.Circumference

.Cells(PNum, 10) = oObj.Radius

End If

If oObj.ObjectName = "AcDbArc" Then

pBase = oObj.Center

.Cells(PNum, 6) = pBase(0)

.Cells(PNum, 7) = pBase(1)

.Cells(PNum, 8) = pBase(2)

.Cells(PNum, 9) = oObj.ArcLength

.Cells(PNum, 10) = oObj.Radius

End If

If oObj.ObjectName = "AcDb3dSolid" Then

pBase = oObj.Position

.Cells(PNum, 6) = pBase(0)

.Cells(PNum, 7) = pBase(1)

.Cells(PNum, 8) = pBase(2)

.Cells(PNum, 9) = oObj.Volume

.Cells(PNum, 10) = oObj.Area

End If

If oObj.ObjectName = "AcDbRegion" Then

Set oTmp = oObj

pBase = oObj.Position

.Cells(PNum, 6) = "" 'pBase(0)

.Cells(PNum, 7) = "" 'pBase(1)

.Cells(PNum, 8) = "" 'pBase(2)

.Cells(PNum, 9) = oObj.Perimeter
.Cells(PNum, 10) = oObj.Area

End If

If oObj.ObjectName = "AcDbBlockReference" Then

pBase = oObj.InsertionPoint

.Cells(PNum, 6) = pBase(0)

.Cells(PNum, 7) = pBase(1)

.Cells(PNum, 8) = pBase(2)

.Cells(PNum, 9) = oObj.EffectiveName

.Cells(PNum, 10) = ""

End If

PNum = PNum + 1

End If

Next oObj

End With

Exit Sub

fin:

MsgBox "Un fichier excel doit être ouvert", vbExclamation

End Sub

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