Getting data generated in dplot exported to a spread sheet

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michaelgem
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Getting data generated in dplot exported to a spread sheet

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I need some help with a useful feature or plug-in that I hope exists, but cannot find. It is a way to export x,y data in column form to a spread sheet or comma delimited txt that could be imported into a spread sheet like exel.

For instance, I use exel and the plug in feature to bring x,y data into Dplot. Then I operate on that data, sometimes generating intermediate points by interpolation and curve fitting. Then, how do I export the resulting data back to a spread sheet?

Thanks for any assistance.

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Edit>Copy>Data Values
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Post by michaelgem »

Doh! :oops:

And I couldn't find that simple solution after a half hour searching the help file.

Thanks for the help, David.

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And I couldn't find that simple solution after a half hour searching the help file.
... which says I need to make this more obvious in the Help file. Thanks for your input.
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But on the other hand... after looking at the Help file, when I type "copy" after selecting the Index tab, the first entry that comes up is "Copy Data Values command", and "Transferring DPlot data to other applications" is a bit further down but fairly obvious. I'm genuinely not trying to call you out on this, but if you didn't search for "copy"... what DID you search for?
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Post by michaelgem »

David,

Feel free to call me out on anything, as that is the way we all learn and improve.

Its really very simple. I wanted to export data from Dplot, which is the opposite of bringing data in or importing data to Dplot. So I was using search terms export and data. Copy never entered my tunnel vision mind.

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"export", it is, then :-)

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