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Anyone have a calculator to add text strings?

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John Uhden

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Dec 21, 2001, 11:35:45 AM12/21/01
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There's an ADDTEXT program in Cadlantic Utilities at the site below. 30-day
trial. It snags the first numeric characters in a selection set of TEXT
objects and spits out the total to the greatest precision encountered.

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"helpdude" <fothe...@bbpwr.com> wrote in message
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> I'm looking to add text strings
> that represent numbers to get
> a total weight. Right now I use
> a routine called Etext.lsp to
> export a list of text strings
> to an ASCII file. Then I copy
> and paste into Excel to get a
> sum. Just wondering if anybody
> has a lisp to avoid leaving
> Autocad to do this.
> TIA
>


Barry Shev

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Dec 22, 2001, 11:56:30 AM12/22/01
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try this lisp that I wrote for my needs. It reads texts, takes the first
16 characters as digits, and totals them.
Add.lsp
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