Purpose:
Export dynamic block information to Excel

Note: This plugin lets you select blocks and export their information—including dynamic data—to Excel.
Processing mode: Processes the active DWG (one file at a time).

This tool retrieves not only standard block attributes, but also their dynamic parameters (visibility, states, stretches, etc.). You choose which blocks to analyze; the plugin reads their values in Model Space, then automatically generates an Excel file ready for editing. Handy for QA checks, takeoffs, or job preparation.

  1. Select blocks to export

    In the DWG, select the blocks whose information you want to extract.
    You can target only specific technical blocks, symbols, equipment, etc.

    Select blocks to export from Model Space
    Select the relevant blocks in Model Space.

  2. Read attributes + internal info

    The software reads block attributes (tag, description, etc.) as well as useful internal properties.
    The data to be exported to Excel is prepared line by line.

    Analyze standard attributes of the selected blocks
    Automatic extraction of standard attributes.

    The plugin also detects the block’s dynamic parameters: visibility states, configuration options, stretches, set positions, etc. These values are added for each block instance.

    All collected information (attributes + dynamic) is exported to an Excel file.
    Each row = one block instance in the DWG.

    Retrieve dynamic parameters (visibility, stretches…)
    Dynamic parameters are included for each block.
    A clear, block-by-block table.

  3. Excel ready for editing

    The generated Excel file is ready for notes, corrections, and additions.
    You can then use it for reporting, checks, purchasing, etc.
    Automatic generation of an Excel file containing dynamic blocks
     

    Excel becomes your technical tracking base.