Take a look at the video - it's so much easier to understand when you can actually watch someone going through the steps! But be sure to give it a try because it is much easier than most people think! I"m off to continue the hunt for small goats! We're looking for Nigerian Dwarfs now - wish me luck! In this example, the spreadsheet contains a column of part numbers labeled Catalog Number that matches the Part Number column in the extracted data.
In the Link External Data dialog box , you select Part as the column for the drawing data and Catalog Number as the column for the external data. You can test if the data matching is valid by clicking the Check Match button from the Link External Data dialog box.
If the match is unsuccessful, a warning message indicates what the problem is. In some situations, the drawing data might not link correctly to the data in the spreadsheet. No match was found between any values in the drawing data and external data.
The data column in the external data does not contain unique values. By linking to an Excel spreadsheet, you can include information from an entire worksheet, or part of a worksheet, referred to as a named range. Thank you for your consideration and support. Lynn Allen. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited. Speaking of pets - it seems that pets have been in the news for the past couple of days. First there is the tiny little Chihuahua Zoey who saved a baby from a rattlesnake and took several bites himself.
Now there's a good dog! Zoey somehow managed to survive although it was touch and go for awhile. There's Jake the Black Lab who just died of cancer.
Jake searched tirelessly through the rubble of the World Trade Center searching for survivors. He also helped during Hurricane Karina.
Jake was abandoned as a puppy and yet he became a true hero. I am certain Jake went straight to Heaven! Oscar the Cat who can predict when residents in the nursing home where he lives are going to die a little eerie.
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