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File menu
Print command
The Print command displays the Print Range dialog box
from which you can print the measurement results. You
can select items to be included when printed.
Export Data command
You can easily export your measurement results to your
spreadsheet application or word processor. To create a
spreadsheet file, click Export Data from the File menu.
Spreadsheet files are ASCII files that can be imported
into any popular spreadsheet application for further analysis. When you save
(export) the file, you select the data included in the file along with the delim-
iter character used between data entries. Refer to the documentation that
came with your spreadsheet application to determine the preferred delimiter.
Most spreadsheet applications use either a comma or tab character.
on page 2-30
describes each data field that can be exported to a spreadsheet
file. To copy data to your word processor, you can also use the Windows NT
clipboard as described in
1 Cick File, Export Data.
2 Enter the destination
filename, and press the Enter
key.
3 Click Edit Format.
4 Select the data included in the
file and the format for the
data.
5 Quick OK.
"Edit menu" on page
The Review Data Window
Table 2-4
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