Customized Excel table data structure import and export to PowerDesigner
- 1. Excel table style.
- 2. Open PowerDesigner and create a physical model (Physical Data Model).
- 3. In the PowerDesigner menu bar, click “Tools ->Excute Commands->Edit/Run Script..” in turn.
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- Function shortcut key
- Import script:
- Insert links and images
- 4. Export the table structure from PowerDesigner to Excel, which is the same as step 3.
1. Excel table style.
2. Open PowerDesigner and create a physical model (Physical Data Model).
3. In the PowerDesigner menu bar, click “Tools -> Excute Commands -> Edit/Run Script…”.
Function shortcut keys
Run Script: Ctrl/Shift + X
Import Script:
Option Explicit
Dim mdl ' the current model
Set mdl = ActiveModel
If (mdl Is Nothing) Then
MsgBox "There is no Active Model"
End If
Dim Have Excel
Dim RQ
RQ = vbYes 'MsgBox("Is Excel Installed on your machine ?", vbYesNo + vbInformation, "Confirmation")
If RQ = vbYes Then
HaveExcel = True
'Open & Create Excel Document
Dim x1'
Set x1 = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
x1.Workbooks.Open "d:\sheet1.xlsx"
x1.Workbooks(1).Worksheets("Sheet1").Activate
Else
HaveExcel = False
End If
a x1, mdl
sub a(x1,mdl)
dim rwIndex
dim tableName
dim colname
dim table
dim col
dim count
'on error Resume Next
For rwIndex = 1 To 1000 step 1
With x1.Workbooks(1).Worksheets("Sheet1")
'MsgBox "Total data table structure 1 =" + CStr(.Cells(2,2).Value ), vbOK + vbInformation, "table"
If .Cells(rwIndex, 1).Value = "" Then
rwIndex = rwIndex + 1
IF .Cells(rwIndex, 1).Value = "" then
Exit For
end if
End If
If .Cells(rwIndex, 3).Value = "" Then
set table = mdl.Tables.CreateNew
table.Name = .Cells(rwIndex , 1).Value
table.Code = .Cells(rwIndex, 2).Value
rwIndex = rwIndex + 1
count = count + 1
Else
colName = .Cells(rwIndex, 1).Value
set col = table.Columns.CreateNew
'MsgBox .Cells(rwIndex, 1).Value, vbOK + vbInformation, "Columns"
col.Name = .Cells(rwIndex, 1).Value
'MsgBox col.Name, vbOK + vbInformation, "column"
col.Code = .Cells(rwIndex, 2).Value
col.Comment = .Cells(rwIndex,4).Value
col.DataType = .Cells(rwIndex, 3).Value
End If
End With
Next
MsgBox "Generate the total data table structure" + CStr(count), vbOK + vbInformation, "Table"
Exit Sub
End sub
Among them, d:\sheet1.xlsx is the path of your Excel data sheet, which can be adjusted according to your own directory structure;
Insert links and images
4. Export the table structure from PowerDesigner to Excel, which is the same as step 3.
Option Explicit
Dim rowsNum
rowsNum = 0
'------------------------------------------------ -----------------------------
' Main function
'------------------------------------------------ -----------------------------
' Get the current active model
Dim Model
Set Model = ActiveModel
If (Model Is Nothing) Or (Not Model.IsKindOf(PdPDM.cls_Model)) Then
MsgBox "The current model is not an PDM model."
Else
' Get the tables collection
'Create EXCEL APP
dim beginrow
DIM EXCEL, SHEET
set EXCEL = CREATE OBJECT("Excel.Application")
EXCEL.workbooks.add(-4167)'Add worksheet
EXCEL.workbooks(1).sheets(1).name="sheet1"
set sheet = EXCEL.workbooks(1).sheets("sheet1")
ShowProperties Model, SHEET
EXCEL.visible = true
'Set column width and word wrap
sheet.Columns(1).ColumnWidth = 20
sheet.Columns(2).ColumnWidth = 40
sheet.Columns(3).ColumnWidth = 30
sheet.Columns(4).ColumnWidth = 50
'sheet.Columns(5).ColumnWidth = 20
'sheet.Columns(6).ColumnWidth = 15
sheet.Columns(1).WrapText =true
sheet.Columns(2).WrapText =true
sheet.Columns(4).WrapText =true
End If
'------------------------------------------------ -----------------------------
' Show properties of tables
'------------------------------------------------ -----------------------------
Sub ShowProperties(mdl, sheet)
' Show tables of the current model/package
rowsNum=0
beginrow = rowsNum + 1
' For each table
output "begin"
Dim tab
For Each tab In mdl.tables
ShowTable tab,sheet
Next
if mdl.tables.count > 0 then
sheet.Range("A" & amp; beginrow + 1 & amp; ":A" & amp; rowsNum).Rows.Group
end if
output "end"
End Sub
'------------------------------------------------ -----------------------------
' Show table properties
'------------------------------------------------ -----------------------------
Sub ShowTable(tab, sheet)
If IsObject(tab) Then
Dim rang Flag
rowsNum = rowsNum + 1
'Show properties
Output "==================================="
sheet.cells(rowsNum, 1) = tab.name
sheet. cells(rowsNum, 2) = tab. code
sheet.cells(rowsNum, 3) = ""
'sheet.cells(rowsNum, 4) = "table name"
'sheet.cells(rowsNum, 5) = tab.code
'sheet.Range(sheet.cells(rowsNum, 5),sheet.cells(rowsNum, 6)).Merge
rowsNum = rowsNum + 1
'sheet.cells(rowsNum, 1) = "property name"
'sheet.cells(rowsNum, 2) = "Description"
'sheet.cells(rowsNum, 3) = ""
sheet.cells(rowsNum, 1) = "Field Chinese name"
sheet.cells(rowsNum, 2) = "field name"
sheet.cells(rowsNum, 3) = "field type"
sheet.cells(rowsNum, 4) = "Comment"
'set border
sheet.Range(sheet.cells(rowsNum-1, 1),sheet.cells(rowsNum, 4)).Borders.LineStyle = "1"
'sheet.Range(sheet.cells(rowsNum-1, 4),sheet.cells(rowsNum, 6)).Borders.LineStyle = "1"
Dim col ' running column
Dim colsNum
colsNum = 0
for each col in tab.columns
rowsNum = rowsNum + 1
colsNum = colsNum + 1
'sheet.cells(rowsNum, 1) = col.name
'sheet.cells(rowsNum, 2) = col.comment
'sheet.cells(rowsNum, 3) = ""
sheet.cells(rowsNum, 1) = col.name
sheet.cells(rowsNum, 2) = col.code
sheet.cells(rowsNum, 3) = col.datatype
sheet.cells(rowsNum, 4) = col.comment
next
sheet.Range(sheet.cells(rowsNum-colsNum + 1,1),sheet.cells(rowsNum,4)).Borders.LineStyle = "2"
'sheet.Range(sheet.cells(rowsNum-colsNum + 1,4),sheet.cells(rowsNum,6)).Borders.LineStyle = "2"
rowsNum = rowsNum + 1
Output "FullDescription: " + tab.Name
End If
End Sub
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