I was just wondering if anybody knows an easy way of exporting the chart results from JBM directly into Excel so I might edit it and then print it in a more friendly format?
Regards,
Peter
Regards,
Peter
Range Report Using JBM
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Re: Using JBM
Sure,
I do this all the time with openoffice (ms office free clone). It should work the same way for excel. Just select the entire table with the mouse, then paste into the spreadsheet. You may have to use "paste special" and fool with the delimiter.
You can then eliminate columns, or go back and re-run the data to get other samples like different wind speed, target speed, etc. and add the entire table again but delete all but the new cols you want.
--Fargo007
Sure,
I do this all the time with openoffice (ms office free clone). It should work the same way for excel. Just select the entire table with the mouse, then paste into the spreadsheet. You may have to use "paste special" and fool with the delimiter.
You can then eliminate columns, or go back and re-run the data to get other samples like different wind speed, target speed, etc. and add the entire table again but delete all but the new cols you want.
--Fargo007
Re: Using JBM
1: Grab data with mouse
2: in eXcel: edit->office clipboard <click>
3: in office clipboard: <double click> on banner of grabbed text
1: Grab data with mouse
2: in eXcel: edit->office clipboard <click>
3: in office clipboard: <double click> on banner of grabbed text
Re: Using JBM
Cheers Gents....It was the "Paste Special" that did the trick!
Previously, it was trying to paste the whole contents of the clipboard into one cell....
Cheers Gents....It was the "Paste Special" that did the trick!
Previously, it was trying to paste the whole contents of the clipboard into one cell....
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