This document summarizes an automation presentation given by Paul Gimbel. It discusses using Excel, VBA, and other tools to automate design processes in SolidWorks. Key points include using Excel for user interfaces, VBA for custom functions and macros, and integrating Excel and SolidWorks through macros and the SolidWorks API. Programming best practices like documentation and testing are also covered.
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Good afternoon and welcome. We’ve got a great show for you today. Al Gore will be here to tell us how the use of 2D is depleting the ozone layer. And we’ve got Samuel L. Jackson here with clips from the sequel to the blockbuster “Snakes on a Plane.” This one’s called “Splines on a Projected Surface.” Sorry. I tried to come up with better material, but my writers are on strike. But first, we’re going to talk about Automating Your SolidWorks Designs.