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Hi
I have a excel sheet containing stress vs strain physical test data (over 120,000 points). Is it possible to import into hyperview to generate plot?
If not, what other tools can I use?
many thanks
Hi,
of course you can do it.
I'm using normally Unicode *.txt file format ('save as' in Excel). Be sure that only the necessary datas are on the data sheet. (rows and columns)
In Hyperview -> Hypergraph 2D you can choose this file and select your requests for x and y (use preview, it's a nice feature)
Best regards,
Mario
PS: we have board section for hyperview ;-)
It's not very clear. I have saved my data in excel as unicode *.txt format. But while reading the data in hyperview it is showing en error.
Thanks for clarification
Hello Sashi,in order to plot these results in HyperGraph export your data in a csv format. Then you will be able to open the file and select X and Y components with no issue. Hope this helps!Best regards,Orestis.
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