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Architecture Load Client Comments From Excel Workbook
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Before you run this
Excel comment workbook on disk in the company comment-register format (drawing ref, location, comment, author, date, status). Project comment register configured.
After it runs
One comment row in the project register per workbook row; sheet / drawing reference resolved against the project sheets where possible; new rows tagged with the workbook source path.
When to use this
- Client returns comments in an Excel pro-forma and you want them all in the project register without re-typing each row.
Don't use this when
BCF imports (use the BCF command), PDF markups (use the PDF markup command), or workbooks not in the company format (the column mapping has to match).
Decision flow
1. Open the Excel workbook and read every row of the comments sheet. 2. Map columns to the project register (drawing ref, location, comment, author, date, status). 3. Resolve drawing refs against the project sheets to set a back-link. 4. Insert comment rows in one Transaction; tag with the workbook source path. 5. Report rows imported and any rows skipped (bad format, duplicate id).
What you'll see in the chat
on start
I'll load the comments from that workbook into the register now.
thinking
Reading each row and resolving drawing refs against the project sheets.
on success
Done — {n_imported} comments loaded from the workbook. {n_resolved} matched to sheets.
on failure
Couldn't load the comment workbook: {error}.
REST API
Not yet exposed
This command does not carry a [RestApi] attribute today. Once tagged, this section will auto-populate with:
POST /api/v1/commands/architecture_load_client_comments_from_excel_workbook- Request body schema (from
[RestApiParam]) - Response schema (from
[RestApiResponse]) - curl / JS / Python code examples
Keywords & intent patterns
Excel comments · comment register import · client feedback · comment pro-forma · workbook comments
Related
| Pillar | Architecture / Comments |
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