Export as CSV - DatLab

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Description

Export as CSV (*.csv) exports plots and events to a text file for further use in Excel and other programs compatible with .csv extension.

Abbreviation: Ctrl+E

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DatLab 8

Last update: 2024-05-06

Export as CSV exports all information from selected plots and events to a text file (*.csv).

Select plot: select the plot(s) from where the data should be exported.

Quick select plots: select in the drop-down menu one of the following predefined plot options from where the data should exported: displayed plots – all graphs, all plots, displayed plots – specific graph.

Export events: when selected, event names are exported according to the time they were set.

Select time range: select an experimental time range from where the data should be exported.

Start: beginning of the time range

Stop: end of the time range

Quick select time range: select in the drop-down one of the following predefined time ranges from where the data should exported: displayed range, full range.

Time unit: choose the data time unit (s or min)

Select format: select the format of exported data.

Column headers: when selected, headers of the data columns are exported (e.g time [min], event name, chamber, plot name).

Separator: enter the separator to be used for exporting data. The separator delimits where a field begins and ends in the exported file. Common fields separators include the comma (,), e.g for Windows, and Tab, e.g for Linux.

Double quotes: check this option to use double quotes (") to separate each individual field when exporting the data. This option is recommended to ensure the correct separation of the data fields (e.g. if a field contains the separator inside it).

Only for header and events: check this option if the double quote should be used only for headers and events.

DatLab 7

Data to text file (*.csv) exports all information from selected plots and events to a text file (*.csv).

Events to text file (*.csv) exports all information in Events to a text file (*.csv). This file may be used as a protocol, including the comments in the Events.

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