Text Latest Grasshopper tooling experiment for data visualization. The script streams two sets of values (or more if desired) from an Excel spreadsheet via gHowl and maps data normalized on a two-dimensional piechart. First column values are distributed normalized along the inner chart to show ratios of the set. Additionally, the outer extrusion maps the second column normalized to a malleable minimum and maximum offset. Grab the GH definition and Excel sample file here and feel free to give me feedback in comments.
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hi, i cant make it work, could you share the excel file please? i have gh 8.0065, ghowl 0.49 and excel 2010
Hi David. Did you worked with gHowl before? It needs an installed version of open office on your machine. Additionally, I saved my table in '97-2003 compatibility mode.
Hi, I installed gHowl latest version and opened your source file. then, I make a excel file like yours. set this file to path component. but it didn't work. so could you share a sample excel file?
from the gHowl grasshopper page: The spreadsheet components leverage the OpenXML engine. You must have OpenXMLSDKV2.msi installed in order for these components to work. These components read and write *.xlsx files.
However, you can download the excel sample file here http://www.box.com/s/s6vx5sanr9gvs2reyzsy
i installed OpenXMLSDKV2.msi give it a try with your excel file and ghowl 0.49 and 0.50 and it didnt work, i dont want to download openoffice just to try if this work
i have gh 0.80065 in rhino 4 sr9 and office 2010
Edit: download links are updated for the example files working with the latest versions of Grasshopper v0.80065 and gHowl r50 with the included OpenXMLSDK 2.0.
Shared, see above.
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