I'm looking for ways to create a seat map of our auditorium that include each seat's number. Does anyone have recommendations on a program that can do this easily?
If you don't want to learn a CAD package or use a spreadsheet program then you might consider outsourcing it as a micro job. Somebody on the internet will likely do it for you at a price you're willing to pay.
Well - those were Excel examples, not AutoCAD. I have done the in WordPerfect but look like the Excel examples. Pretty sure I did one on an IBM selectric once. I assume you could do them in any CAD program. Or graph paper and pencil or pen.
They have all been sort of laborious, though Excel and similar table/spreadsheet programs offer more cut and paste opportunities. For me, cad is a one chair/number at a time job - but I have most of it from the working drawings.
Out of curiosity Bill (as someone who doesn't use excel extensively very often or make seating maps) how do you go about making something like your curved example? I assume it takes some effort to bend excel, which I think of as squares, to look like something like that.
Out of curiosity Bill (as someone who doesn't use excel extensively very often or make seating maps) how do you go about making something like your curved example? I assume it takes some effort to bend excel, which I think of as squares, to look like something like that.
A bit late to the gate and not really related to seating charts but Matt Parker of Think Maths has a developed a method of creating a pixel spread sheat. The YouTube video is pretty funny.