All I can say is, "I do that too!".  The output of my spreadsheet ends up
as a C header file for the PIC pins.  I used to clean it up with some
find-and-replace, but I keep fooling around with shell scripts as filters,
and it is almost automatic now.  However, I think I can learn some things
about building up fields from reading your example.  I'm no spreadsheet
expert.


On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 3:49 PM, Nicola Perotto <nicola@nicolaperotto.it>wr=
ote:

>
> You are right, I done it for some pic.
> Here that for 18F6723 (note that I left out some function on some pin).
> This has
> some sophistication like a formula to copy and paste the definitions to
> asm file.
> Comments are welcome!
> Bye
>           Nicola
>
>
>
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