How to quickly create an instrument index table using PID

2015-07-16View Original

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There is too much information in the PID; how can PID data be extracted quickly for use in the instrument index table?

Reply #22015-07-16

By writing a VBA program, it is at least possible to quickly import the instrument numbers from the PID; as for pipe numbers and such, manual input is required

Reply #32020-08-20

This post was last edited by fpiliuwei on 2021-4-2 11:23. Uh-huh

Reply #42020-08-20

This post was last edited by fpiliuwei on 2021-4-2 11:21

Reply #52020-08-20

This post was last edited by fpiliuwei on 2021-4-2 11:22 in some place

Reply #62020-08-20

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Reply #72020-08-20

This post was last edited by fpiliuwei on 2021-4-1 23:03 :)

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