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exporting data tables to csv in 2008.07

Question asked by rfdave on Oct 23, 2009
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To export data tables to csv files in Spectrasys, it seems that all the measurements need to exist. in other words, if you are trying to export a table with hidden measurements that don't exist, saving the file will fail silently, with no error messages.

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NWHITE Oct 23, 2009 8:44 AM
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I'll write up a bug report.

However, I'd like to verify something: If the measurement is NOT hidden, you do get an error, correct?

Also, I think the actual bug is that hidden measurements should not be exported.
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rfdave Oct 26, 2009 6:33 AM
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I just added a non-existent measurement, and the error window popped up, that the measurement wasn't found. I then tried to export the data table to a csv file, and it failed silently. I then hid the measurement, and the same error message was in the error window, showing me a warning that the measurement wasn't available. Exporting the table to a CSV file failed again.

I believe you bug report would be correct. It could be argued that exporting a data table with non existent measurements should work as well, reporting "N/A" for measurements that are unavailable.
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