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daliss
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 Posted - 01/16/2007 : 4:55:52 PM
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Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): 7.5
Operating System:Window XP
Hi,everyone
When my data are imported into Origin. They are all right justification,i.e.,alignment along right side. Like this,
20 35
20.01 45667
20.02 345
So I use LabTalk to export data as TXT file. It works. But when I open the txt file, I find all data are left justification,i.e.,alignment along left side.Like this,
20 35
20.01 45667
20.02 345
My question is how to keep the justification format after exporting TXT file? I have tried to use wks.col.justify, but it doesn't work.
Thanks in advance.
William
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erica-cn
China
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Posted - 01/17/2007 : 10:29:24 PM
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Hi William
I am sorry to tell you that Origin program can not control the justification format of Notepad. The separator you select before you export ASCII as TXT file is corresponding to the format built in notepad.
Any more questions,please feel free to contact us.
Erica Shang
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daliss
France
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Posted - 01/18/2007 : 09:15:23 AM
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Hi, Erica
Thanks for your reply. I found a software named UltraEdit in which the column justification can be adjusted. So the combination of Origin and UltraEdit can help me to deal with my experimental data.
William Peng
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larry_lan
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Posted - 01/21/2007 : 02:57:18 AM
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Hi William:
In fact, Tab key in an ASCII file is just a separator, '\t'. And right justify is just one kind of displaying mode in some software, like UltraEdit. So we can't control the justification in .txt file, but you can always use Right Justify mode in UltraEdit, no matter what kind of justification it is in a .txt file, right?
Larry
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How to keep justification format when txt output