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It's more of a localisation-gone-mad issue than an specifically an excel problem, however I agree that excel should do as it's told and not what it thinks it should do :-)) A few solutions: In the

Hi This is strictly a M$-Excel question. This is one of those occasions where, as usual, M$ decided to reinvent the wheel. By default “.csv” files are associated with Excel, but what the world

There is a more general way to solve your problem also. Instead of using "BOM", use "Netlist" and then you have access to the xslt processor (xsltproc) where you can write any sort of output format

Some of the (English) wording is kicad is a little curious, and I've always taken that to be because the text was written by someone who doesn't speak English as their first language. If kicad appears

Robert- Yes I saw that. Semicolon is fine. And yes it needs to be back annotated so that the BOM that you can generate from the schematic side has all the part values as you said. The dialog you

Hello Jorge. Oh, sorry! I forgot "ESD-Schutz.zip" complete but sended "GerberMuell.zip" twice. But now it is at the addendum. With best regards: Bernd Wiebus alias dl1eic

Randy, You didn't read my post. I'll repeat it here: "Have you used the radio button on the BOM export that sets the field separator for spreadsheet import?" I'm guessing you are completely ignoring

I've already modified the database I'm working on to deal with multi-part components following Andy's post. When it receives a "parent" component in the BOM, it adds the correct number of "child"

Andres- This does the trick, thanks. My only issue is that they are not organized by reference designator type. All the different types are mixed together. In other words it would be nice if the list

Hello Jorge. Oh, sorry! I forgot "ESD-Schutz.zip" complete but sended "GerberMuell.zip" twice. But now it is at the addendum. With best regards: Bernd Wiebus alias dl1eic

pcbnew formats BOM?similar to what you asked. Go to "File"->"Fabrication Outputs"->"BOM File". Check this thread: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/kicad-users/message/11897

I think it's more the case that (understandably) many kicad users have no experience of large and complex products and the construction and production of such things. The PCB is just a small part of

Hi Bernd, I did receive your previous message with the “GerberMuell,zip” attachement. Best regards Jorge De: kicad-users@... [mailto:kicad-users@...] Em nome de Bernd

Hi I second Andy position. Kicad is a PCB design tool, not a full project manager and doesn't seem to be intended to replace the whole project team. If we start enlarging the scope of the tool, one of

Ok I got it. Board file unit is in inch and it's pretty simple when nothing is placed except pcb edges. Regards, Mahesh

Sorry, I left out a step. You need to export a .STF file from CVPCB with which to do the backannotation - you can't use the .CMP file directly. Once you've finished you no longer need the .CMP or .STF

Edit...Backannotate will get the footprints back out of the .CMP file and into EESchema. Export the BOM and check the list is sane. Once you have done that I personally would suggest you delete the

Have you used the radio button on the BOM export that sets the field separator for spreadsheet import? Regards, Robert.

OK, but the footprints in the CMP file and in the NET file do match.