charting/tuntime view advice needed

[alfa boxer]

Hi, could some please explain to me how to record the data shown when the engine is running, and what these three ie revs advance load, can help in decision making on what advance should be plotted on the map. people talk about exel which i do not have!!!. many thanks lee

[aarc240]

Might help you to know that the charting stuff for M$ Excel works fine in Open Office v2 which is available as a freeware download.

[MartinM]

..or even use...
http://sheet.zoho.com/excelviewer.do

...which allows you to see Excel spreadsheets online without any downloads....

[aarc240]

Didn't think it supported charts and I'm sure it doesn't allow a user to 'fiddle'.
The M$ Excel Viewer product is better even if it still means a download but again the user can't 'fiddle'.
But then I don't even use an M$ OS unless I really have to!

[MartinM]

Have a look at the Monthly Sales example on...
http://sheet.zoho.com/samples.do

Certainly does do charts!

All it needs is a Zoho registered user to design, save and share a sheet that will chart a MJLJ log file and we're away!

[david jenkins]

Another vote for Open Office - I use it all the time, and it's free.

[brentp]

Open Office is a compelling alternative to the MS Office. The charting wizard will let you produce a graph against the CSV data produced by the Configuration Software.

http://www.openoffice.org

You also asked how to generate the log data- see this section of our Operation Gude:
http://www.autosportlabs.net/MJLJ_V3_Op ... ta_logging

[david jenkins]

This chart was made using the open office spreadsheet, using MJ log data (not a lot of fiddling required):