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Regarding the issue of creating one's own specification library in PLANT3D, I seek advice from experts

2011-10-09View Original

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Recently, the company started working on PLANT3D, but the official specification library wasn’t suitable, so they decided to create their own. Suddenly, it turned out that two people were each working on different sections of the catalog, and it was not possible to combine those sections into one file. What can be done? Do I really have to do it slowly by myself? Or should each person create their own distribution sub-library, and select the directories one by one when filling out the specification sheet? This is way too troublesome. Is there a way to move the contents of a directory file to another directory?
Reply #22011-10-09
Export and import the respective directories created from Excel
Reply #32011-10-10
Reply to 2# zhuhonl: I’ve tried exporting and there are no issues, but importing doesn’t work no matter what. Do you have any learning materials on this topic? Is there anything else I should be aware of that I haven’t noticed?
Reply #42012-08-22
It seems that if the format changes slightly when importing, it can no longer be used; one must be careful when merging Excel files

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