Can a blueprint be generated from the A4execl version data sheet?
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For some drawings of A4 or A3 size, such as data sheets and I/O tables, can blueprints be created using Excel for formatting? Generally, the smallest size that can be printed on standard sulfuric acid paper rolls is A3. I’m not sure whether it’s possible to use Excel to arrange A4-sized drawings on A2 or A3 paper; also, if drawing using Excel, only plain diagrams can be produced. Please answer this question if you understand it.
Personally, I think it’s fine. The only difference is that the blueprints are printed on sulfuric acid paper and then exposed to light, while the plain drawings are printed using ink on regular paper; you just need to select A2 as the paper size in Excel
Sure, we have sulfuric acid paper in A4 sheet form and A3 roll form
For cables and IO components, we print everything on A4 sulfuric acid paper; A3 roll paper can also be used for printing the A4 installation diagrams
I’m not quite sure what the original poster means; our equipment list and pipe section list are both labeled A3. The blueprint produced on A4, first as a wax-paper draft