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I am attempting to use the edrawings VBA api via excel. I have downloaded the edrawings SDK and it seems as though the api only runs through a user form. I have made a few vba macros for solidworks via excel but unlike solidworks there is very limited documentation. I simply want to make a connection to the API, after which I should be able to take it from there.

As an example, Range B1 is the following "C:\ _EngVault\000S\090\090-40400-01.SLDDRW". I have activated the EModelView2018 Type Library and running edrawings 2018. Again, once I can figure out how to connect to the program I should be good but I am unable to make it that far.

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hello i am having issues with the edrawings publisher screwing up my ribbon settings. It seems to force the "minimize the ribbon" command when i open a part. If i open an asembly it is maximized. if I maximize in the part and go to assembly then its minimized. dont even ask me about what happens in sketcher...

Recently a colleague from another forum encountered a strange problem.

If one takes an inventor drawing file, and then exports it to dwg and specifies that it is in "mm" and at 1: 1 scale, then when opening it in Autocad, everything is fine without problems.

Now if one opens it in Solidworks Edrawings it opens it in inches.

If you open a file created in autocad in edrawings, open the file without problems in the units of the original document. On the other hand, if the model was created as an inventor, Edrawings opens it in inches out of measure. Obviously the inventor export process has a difference from a file created with Autocad. I still can't discover the problem or the difference created in the file.

@Cadmanto I give you the solution because I am clear, it is not an inventor's problem, it is solidworks. Let them see what they seek to solve.

Possibilities? create an ilogic rule that converts the drawing file to a scale determined by the variation in inches, only to be used in edrawings! (because if it opens in Autocad the file geometry would be smaller)

At least until they solve that mistake.

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