EXPORTING ASCII DATA

[Croxtonj]

I am using 9.1 and I do see three different columns.

[SijinK]

And is that the format you're looking for? so then what are you doing differently. All I did was File >> Save as and select .csv. Please give me the steps that you are performing. Also could you attach the file that you're seeing so I can take a look here.

SijinK

National Instruments.

[Croxtonj]

I save it as a DAT file which automatically generates the ASCII file. Unfortunately I can't release the data. It is proprietary. Can csv files be read people who don't have diadem?

[SijinK]

If you're saving it as .DAT, the file becomes a DIAdem dat file. A DIAdem dat file has two components. It creates a .DAT file which contains all the header information and also it creates a .R64 file which contains all your actual data in binary form. If you want to export your data as ascii then I would recommened using .csv. You should be able to open .csv files in any text editor like notepad.

SijinK

National Instruments.

[Croxtonj]

Thanks