![]() ![]() The “picture” always fit the plotter sheet. However on the Camera result sheet, the dimension of the result “picture” was constant. The Camera reference range would be the BOM data created by the program, which could and often did exceed the space available on the plotter sheet. I ended up usng an Excel feature called the Camera (icon looks like a 35mm camers). This worked fairly well in Excel, except for the fact that some BOMs had a handfull of parts while others had too many to fit on the plotter sheet, either on the x or y axis. ![]() They were indented bills-of-material: material availability-dates & manufacturing schedule-dates/build-spans on a time-line. As I recall in the somewhat recent past, I had occasion to print Gantt-like charts on a plotter from Excel. ![]()
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