Range("E1").ValueĪcadDoc.SetVariable "PDSIZE". 'Loop through all the coordinates and draw the corresponding point(s).ĪcadDoc.SetVariable "PDMODE". If acadDoc.ActiveSpace = 0 Then '0 = acPaperSpace in early bindingĪcadDoc.ActiveSpace = 1 '1 = acModelSpace in early binding 'Check if the active space is paper space and change it to model space. 'If there is no active drawing create a new one. MsgBox "Sorry, it was impossible to start AutoCAD!", vbCritical, "AutoCAD Error" 'Check (again) if there is an AutoCAD object. Set acadApp = CreateObject("AutoCAD.Application") 'If AutoCAD is not opened create a new instance and make it visible. Set acadApp = GetObject(, "AutoCAD.Application") MsgBox "There are no coordinates to draw a point!", vbCritical, "Point Coordinates Error" 'Check if there are coordinates for at least one point. 'Activate the coordinates sheet and find the last row. 'It goes without saying that AutoCAD must be installed at your computer before running this code.
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'The code uses late binding, so no reference to external AutoCAD (type) library is required. 'Draws points in AutoCAD using data - point coordinates, type and size - from Excel.
The code is actually a loop most of the code is used for initializing the AutoCAD object, as well as the active/new drawing. VBA code to draw points in AutoCAD from Excel Note: I would like to clarify that all the VBA codes presented in this blog do NOT work with AutoCAD LT. The picture below summarizes the available point types (you will find the picture also in the sample workbook). Then, by clicking the “Add Point(s)” button the points are created either in the active drawing (if AutoCAD is already launched), or in a newly created drawing. The sample workbook that you will find in the Downloads section below requires three main user inputs: the coordinates of the point (in X, Y, Z), the point type (select from a dropdown list) and the point size. The coordinates of the point to be created. Point: Variant (three-element array of doubles) input-only. Object: ModelSpace Collection, PaperSpace Collection, Block – the objects this method applies to. The proposed solution involves the AddPoint method: The answer is quite straightforward and is YES. During the previous weekend, a blog reader (Denis) sent me an email asking me if it is possible to draw points in AutoCAD from Excel.
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