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#67
11 years 6 months ago
Progress Blog - measurement database.
Having this developed in 2007, 2010 as a donation will enable many people around the world that have Excel installed to follow the experiment.
Those that don't can download for free and run the trial for the duration of the experiment - assuming they are on Mac and PC.
Maybe it could be made to run on a machine and automatically produce daily graphs for those that do not have access to a PC or Mac.
Of course, if another can additionally offer a similar development in an open source package, it will be very welcome.
B
Those that don't can download for free and run the trial for the duration of the experiment - assuming they are on Mac and PC.
Maybe it could be made to run on a machine and automatically produce daily graphs for those that do not have access to a PC or Mac.
Of course, if another can additionally offer a similar development in an open source package, it will be very welcome.
B
#83
11 years 6 months ago
Progress Blog - measurement database.
Hi Bob,
I developed a first reeeeeally basic prototype of the NewFire Excel Add-in.
Since I've not yet a setup nor a realistic sample database, if you can provide an e-mail addressa I can send you a shoet poweropoint 2010 presentation to send you some screenshot as a basis of a future discussion evolution (if required).
Thanks
Ric
I developed a first reeeeeally basic prototype of the NewFire Excel Add-in.
Since I've not yet a setup nor a realistic sample database, if you can provide an e-mail addressa I can send you a shoet poweropoint 2010 presentation to send you some screenshot as a basis of a future discussion evolution (if required).
Thanks
Ric
#91
11 years 6 months ago
Progress Blog - measurement database.
Hey Ric, thanks for your effort. You can go to
www.hugnetlab.com/celani2/ and see the data live. You can select a date range to view. Then you can hit the export to csv button to download it. In the future, the data will be available from a URL that will contain parameters like the date range and which experiment.
That address will only be good till Monday, maybe when we pack that unit up and ship it to Europe.
www.hugnetlab.com/celani2/ and see the data live. You can select a date range to view. Then you can hit the export to csv button to download it. In the future, the data will be available from a URL that will contain parameters like the date range and which experiment.
That address will only be good till Monday, maybe when we pack that unit up and ship it to Europe.
#94
11 years 6 months ago
Progress Blog - measurement database.
Hi Ryan,
yes, I was able to reach the site with the data. I think I can try start to download directly into Excel even if you interface will change (justfor test).
Just a quick note: IE seems not supported (t works only on Chrome on my machine)
Bye
Ric
yes, I was able to reach the site with the data. I think I can try start to download directly into Excel even if you interface will change (justfor test).
Just a quick note: IE seems not supported (t works only on Chrome on my machine)
Bye
Ric
#96
11 years 6 months ago
Progress Blog - measurement database.
I do share Umino's advice.
Do you think you can convert this macro using LibreOffice?
Since your macro is limited to office 2007/2010, we cannot implement your solution unless it is interoperable. Interoperability is a weird name to say it can work whatever computer the operator has.
If it doesn't then we can reconsider this option.
Do you think you can convert this macro using LibreOffice?
Since your macro is limited to office 2007/2010, we cannot implement your solution unless it is interoperable. Interoperability is a weird name to say it can work whatever computer the operator has.
If it doesn't then we can reconsider this option.