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Collection of AutoLisp for Text Import / Export - Lisp Help

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  Under Import and Export, you can extract text within polygon boundary and export selected objects to CSV file and import text from CSV file as AutoCAD points. please   follow   download IMPORT AND EXPORT COMMANDS   Sl. No. Command Description 1 SUY Extract the text with in a Polygon boundary 2 IMP1 To import point data in CSV file as CAD text X,Y,Code 3 IMP2 To import point data in CSV file as CAD text X,Y,Z,Code 4 IMP3 To import point data in CSV File as CAD text (X,Y,Z,Z) (X,Y,Z,Code) 5 EXP1 To export selected objects to CSV file X,Y,Code 6 EXP2 To export selected objects to CSV file X,Y,Z,Code 7 EXP3 To export selected objects to CSV file (X,Y,Z,Z) (X,Y,Z,Code) 1. EXTRACT THE TEXT WITHIN A POLYGON BOUNDARY (SUY) Menu: Extract the Text within a Polygon Boundary (SUY) Functionality:  To extract the text within a polygon boundary,  print it separately in the drawing in sequential order and in the meantime export the data to CSV file. Description:  Wh...
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Click2XLS/Text2XLS - export clicked point coordinates or picked texts to Excel sheets (VLX Lisp for AutoCAD)

2 3 document.write(' '); 4 Coordinates to Excel Export   would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations to you for your outstanding contributions within the AutoCAD community. Your dedication to helping others and keeping them closely connected to the incredible world of AutoCAD is truly commendable. I'm writing to seek your expertise and kindly request assistance with a specific aspect of the Click2XLS.vlx tool. I have been using this invaluable tool to export coordinates to Excel, which has significantly streamlined my workflow. However, I encounter a couple of challenges that I believe could be addressed with a slight modification to the Click2XLS.vlx. The primary issue I face is the need to frequently adjust the User Coordinate System (UCS) before utilizing the Click2XLS.vlx. This adjustment is necessary because I require coordinates from specific areas of a drawing, each with its unique basepoint. Manually changing the UCS each time I use the tool is quite ti...
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