How to convert the pro2 logistics data table into Excel

2010-03-31View Original

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Reply #22010-03-31

Spreadsheet… there is such an option. .

Reply #32010-03-31

Just click copy in the edit section, and then paste it into Excel

Reply #42010-03-31

There is a \"Generate Excel Output\" button on the toolbar

Reply #52010-03-31

I’m using version 7.1; I’m not sure what version others are using. Thank you to the people who have replied above

Reply #62010-03-31

Change it to 8.1 and generate the Excel file directly.

Reply #72010-04-01

file://C:\Documents and Settings\Tianya Investment\Desktop\PRO1.JPG

Reply #82010-04-01

I’m sorry; I’ve tried to upload the image showing those specific steps several times but it hasn’t succeeded. I’m not sure how to do it. Why not send it to your email and you go! Leave an email address.

Reply #92010-04-01

You can also choose logistics using a spreadsheet, but your Excel security settings shouldn’t be set too high; otherwise it won’t work

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