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Section 8. Working with Data Files on the PC
23 38.8 17.12
24 37.13 11.86
Smpl (Line;8), Smpl (4;8), Smpl (5;8)
1 23.98 6.588
2 24.31 8.88
3 37.13 11.86
smpl(.PA,n)
Outputs the data to the printer or .RPT file with n lines per
page.
Examples:
2, 3, Smpl (.PA;12) =
100 58.56
200 57.48
. .
. .
. .
1100 61.34
1200 60.61
1300 61.01
1400 60.93
. .
. .
. .
2300 55.48
0 55.22
WDQ(n) Outputs the wind direction using an alphabetical
abbreviation, based on 8 quadrants (N, S, E, W, NE, NW,
SE, SW). n is an element containing wind direction. For
example, if n = 182, S would be returned in the output file.
WDQS(n) Outputs the wind direction using an alphabetical
abbreviation, based on 16 quadrants (N, S, E, W, NE, NW,
SE, SW, NNE, ENE, ESE, SSE, SSW, WSW, WNW,
NNW). n is an element containing wind direction. For
example, if n = 111, ESE would be returned in the output
file.
Date(“format”; S; H; D; Y) Converts a datalogger’s time stamp to a
different format and encloses it in double-quotes (edate will
produce a date without quotes). “Format” is a string which
identifies how the date should be output. The “format”
string is similar to the date format used by Windows. See
the online help in Split to get a complete list of the format
parameters.
S is the element number that contains seconds; H is the
element number that contains hours/minutes; D is the
element number that contains day; and Y is the element
number that contains the year. A constant can be used in
place of any of the element numbers (the constant must be a
valid value for the type of date field and include a decimal
point; e.g., 2000.0 for the year). If only three elements are
specified, these will be assumed to be hour/minute, day, and
year.
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