Yeah... Now all we need is an editor...

What a coincidence. Click on the attachment.

Okay, notes on this one:

- It requires Microsoft Excel 97 at least. I have not tried it on later versions of Excel.
- No complaining about the fact that I did it in Excel. It was quickest that way.
- It uses a VBA macro so you gotta have that enabled.
- It was hastily thrown together, it is not pretty. Sue me.
- There is no file-checking. It flat-out writes a file called "levelx.txt" to the specified folder and will waste anything that's already there. Also, it will crash if the path to that file doesn't exist. So make sure to create a fresh folder for the file instead of overwriting your existing copy.
- Documentation will come later. For now: Select one of the desired objects on the right. Move your mouse pointer over the EDGE of the selected object and hold down CTRL and drag it onto the worksheet.