I got it taken care of

 

I still have a problem viewing logs in Excel. Here is what i get

 

It opened fine for me in Excel.. What I do notice is the values are all incorrect,

Are you trying to log with a wideband simultaneously?

 

This is how it looks to my PC...What am i doing wrong? I have tested to 2 other PC's

 

I wonder why its separating the columns with commas, thats the problem but why its happening, i couldnt tell you yet. I will try to figure this out for you, epeidie eisai Ellhnas.

 

Unfortunatelly Frank Dux, this is what is keeping us from tuning the first EVO in Greece using Ecuflash Eisai Ellinas kai esi?


With OpenOffice (only in my desktop PC), everything seemed to appear fine...In Excel is saved as .csv (comma delimited)...We do nothing else than taking the file from Evoscan v0.8 (pre-release) and open it in excel...

 

your excel sheet looked retarded to me. i bet u have a different numbering system set up. check the settings in word.

 

Comma delimiting is fine, the file opens and loads seperate columns as a CSV.. However every single one of the data values is unlike anything I've seen before..

Check the Data.XML (and other XML files) to make sure their not corrupt..

 

Could it be a comma and decimal point problem?

In the USA a closed TPS will read about 13.33333(with a decimal point). In other parts of the world it would read 13,33333(with a comma).

Just a thought....

 

Thank you all for your great help. That was the problem. In Greece, the numbering system system is different...We use 1,333 instead of 1.3333

 

Hi


I also have a problem with viewing EvoScan logs in Excel, Nicolas how did you fix your problem, I live in Iceland so I probably have the same , . problem as you.

But my data looks really strange, atleast I cant make any sense of it but then again I am a complete beginner.

If anyone would be kind enough to take a look at my logs I would be really happy.

regards
Gudmundur Thor

ps: I did search for a beginners guide to EvoScan but didnt find any so that is why I am posting here

 

Its possibly your numbering system, if you view 3.12 as 3,12 then thats your problem.. Evoscan creates comma delimited files, if your number system also uses commas it screws up the formatting. Try changing your number system to use the decimal point if thats the case and see if it fixes it.

 

Ah ok

Found it under regional settings
I searched under Excel settings earlier and didnt find anything there

Thanks MalibuJack

regards
Gudmundur

 

After i did the log i had to go to notepad and save the run in notepad. After that i would take it to excel and it would pull up