Hi,
How to use a crosstab to convert a fgdb to autocad with the layer, color, style and point to block settings in the crosstab.
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Hi @gvenhorst,
We have a demonstration of how to do something similar in our How to Overcome 7 Top AutoCAD Road 'Blocks' webinar, where we use a set of CADD standards in Excel format to add information to a CAD to GIS conversion.
This same information could easily be used to supply the symbology settings in a CAD to GIS conversion, by merging the Excel data with the GIS features, then applying them with the DWGStyler transformer.
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Hi @gvenhorst,
We have a demonstration of how to do something similar in our How to Overcome 7 Top AutoCAD Road 'Blocks' webinar, where we use a set of CADD standards in Excel format to add information to a CAD to GIS conversion.
This same information could easily be used to supply the symbology settings in a CAD to GIS conversion, by merging the Excel data with the GIS features, then applying them with the DWGStyler transformer.
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Thanks for the info, just a pity that the data itself can no longer be found.
The example gives a good picture of how I can set it up.