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How can I Import IO Variables from Excel sheet to IO Module

Learn how to transfer IO variables from an Excel sheet to the IO module in UAG using the Export-Import Tool. Follow step-by-step instructions and ensure proper matching of data types for seamless integration.

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How can I Import IO Variables from Excel sheet to IO Module

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  1. How can I Import IO Variables from Excel sheet to IO Module

  2. Problem • To Drag and Drop IO_PLC variables from the Various Control Modules to Specific Channel of a IO Module.

  3. Pre-Requisite • To List of IO Variables need to be present in Excel Sheet in a Specific format. • Also the corresponding variables should be already present in UAG Project as a Scod Variable of Connection Type IO_PLC or Free Variable of connection type IO_PLC. • Data type of the variable should match with the Data type of the Module. • UAG_ExportMacro.xls is available.

  4. Solution • Use of Export Import Tool obtain a Format for IO Variable in Excel, Modify the Excel file with the required IO List, Save the file to Text format using macro and then Re-import the file in UAG.

  5. Steps to be followed • In UAG add the required IO Modules( 1 for each type like Analog Input/Output, Digital Input/Output etc). • Create the required Control Modules and Free Variables of type IO_PLC. • Export the IO Modules (each type of IO Module) from UAG in the Text format as displayed

  6. Steps to be followed…continued • Filter all the IO_PLC variables in the project.

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  9. Steps to be followed…continued • Open the Attached UAG_ExportMacro.xls Excel file. • From the menu Select Open file, in file type select ALL FILES and select the IO Module Exported text file.

  10. Steps to be followed…continued • Select  Delimited.  Next 

  11. Steps to be followed…continued • Select Tab and Semicolon  Finish.

  12. Steps to be followed…continued • The exported text files opens in Excel as shown below. • Furnish the details in the format displayed below

  13. Steps to be followed…continued • Once the data required are furnished Run the Macro to save this excel file to UAG compatible Text file.

  14. Steps to be followed…continued • Select the Macro UAG_ExportMacro.xls!CMModify and Click RUN.

  15. Steps to be followed…continued • Click Export button  a New window to specify the New Text file Name (without File format ie txt and location). • The file gets saved at the same location of the UAG_ExportMacro.xls

  16. Steps to be followed…continued • Open UAG project in Exclusive mode. Select File Import and browse the modified Text file that need to be imported.  Click Open to start Import.

  17. Steps to be followed…continued • The Import action should result in assigning of the IO_Variable to the IO Channel.

  18. Thank You

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