TSN79 said:
News to me if it's doable. If you just need a simple plot even excel can do it for you.In Excel, you can create a graph by first selecting the data you want to graph, then going to the "Insert" tab and choosing the type of graph you want to create (such as a line graph, bar graph, etc.). You can also customize your graph by changing the labels, colors, and other formatting options.
To add a trendline to your graph in Excel, first click on the graph to select it, then go to the "Design" tab and click on "Add Chart Element." Choose "Trendline" from the dropdown menu, and then select the type of trendline you want to add (such as linear, exponential, etc.). You can also customize the trendline by changing the color and style.
Yes, you can export a graph from Excel to AutoCAD by first selecting the graph in Excel, then copying it (Ctrl+C or Command+C). In AutoCAD, go to the "Edit" tab and click on "Paste" (or use the shortcut Ctrl+V or Command+V). This will paste the graph as an image into your AutoCAD file.
To create a 3D graph in AutoCAD, you can use the "3D Graph" command (found under the "Insert" tab). This will allow you to select the data points you want to graph, and then choose the type of 3D graph you want to create (such as a surface or scatter plot). You can also customize the appearance of the graph by changing the colors and labels.
Yes, you can create a graph in AutoCAD without using Excel by using the "Graph" command (found under the "Insert" tab). This will allow you to manually enter data points and choose the type of graph you want to create. However, using Excel to create the graph and then exporting it to AutoCAD may be more efficient and allow for more customization options.