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#Microsoft excel template database generator#
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Sum of the values in the BOM Items Quantity column. Name of the PrjPcb file (including file extension).ĭate and time at which the report was created. Production quantity defined in the Report Manager dialog. Title of the BOM, as displayed in the Report Manager (excluding the text "For BOM Document ").įor a BOM, this field displays BOM_PartType.

#Microsoft excel template database generator#

Name of the generator - BOM when output is generated by the Report Manager.

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The full path + filename of the source used for the BOM data.įor a BOM, this field displays Bill of Materials. The filename of the source used for the BOM data. The currency that has been chosen in the Supplier Options region of the Report Manager dialog. Use the Report Manager's column sorting and sub-sorting feature to sort the rows as required. The data will present in the Excel spreadsheet in the same row order that it has in the Report Manager.

Each column defined in the template must be displayed in the Report Manager, for that column of data to be transferred.

The Column declaration in the template is replaced by the ColumnName string, with each row below being populated by that column value for each BOM Item, as shown in the two images below. This can also include: line numbers, PCB location data, and custom column data entered into the BomDoc if there is a BomDoc in the project. ColumnsĬolumn declarations are used to map per-component parameters, for example, each component's Designator, Description, user-defined parameters, and so on. The Field declaration is replaced by the passed value, as shown in the images below.įields should be defined above or below the Column region of the template. The Field statement is used to map a document or project parameter, for example, the Title, into the BOM. The Column statement is used to map per-component parameters, for example, the Designator component parameter. The Field statement is used to map a single parameter, for example, a document parameter called Title. How Design Data is Mapped in the Excel TemplateĪltium Designer data is mapped into the spreadsheet by including special Field and Column statements in the Excel template.

For a managed design, the available templates are stored in the \Templates\BOM Templates folder of your managed content server.

Several example templates are included, in the \Templates folder of the installation user files.

For an unmanaged design, the default location is configured in the Data Management - Templates page of the Preferences dialog.

The list of templates available in the drop-down comes from: When the Export button is clicked in the Report Manager the BOM data is generated and loaded into a new Excel Worksheet using the format defined in the chosen Excel template. When an Excel option is selected a pre-defined Excel template can then be selected in the Template dropdown. Generic XLS (*.xls, *.xlsx) - uses a built-in XLS file generator, Microsoft Excel is not required.MS-Excel (*.xls, *.xlsx) - requires Microsoft Excel.The Report Manager's Export Options includes two XLS File Format options: Creating and managing the BOM through a BomDoc is the recommended approach to BOM Management in Altium Designer. The BomDoc gives instant visibility into the component supply chain and also supports user-defined rows and columns, ideal for including those extra items, such as glue, labels, and so on. For complete control over the BOM configuration process, including an interactive view of supply chain information as well as custom BOM rows and columns, add an ActiveBOM document (BomDoc) to your project.Learn more about BOM Configuration in the Report Manager.