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Measurement Data Export
To add a variable to your template:
1. Set the cursor to the position in your template, where the variable shall be inserted.
2. Highlight the variable in the window at the right.
3. Click
.
20.3.1 The Syntax of the Default Template
To explain the general principle for setting up an export template and the effect of the variables,
the syntax of the default export template is described in this section.
The default export template consists of three parts:
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Template for single readings
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Template for block statistics
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Template for block statistics
General rules for export templates:
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An export template can have any chosen length.
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An export template must be defined in one row. Carriage returns and line feeds must be
entered by using the variables @CRX and @LFX, not by pressing the enter key.
Template for single readings
Syntax:
@NBR@TAB@PRF@TAB@VA1@TAB@VA2@TAB@VA3@TAB …
@VA20@CRX@LFX@END
Table 20-4: Explanation of the elements
For more clarity the syntax is shown here in two lines. In the window Definition of Export
Template the template must be written in one line to avoid unwanted carriage returns and
line feeds.
Variable Explanation
@NBR Contains the number of the reading
@TAB A tabulator will be inserted.
@PRF Contains the nam of the operator
@VA Contains the value of the reading, must always be supplemented with the number
of the respective reading, e. g. @VA1
@CRX A carriage return will be inserted.
@LFX A line feed will be inserted.
@END Ends the template