Input of Instrument Data into Excel

DIRECT INPUT OF INSTRUMENT DATA INTO EXCEL [Pg.147]

Software programs are available to accept data from instruments and transfer it in real time to Excel. For example, SoftwareWedge (TAL Technologies, Inc., 2027 Wallace St., Philadelphia PA 19130) captures RS-232 serial I/O data, parses and filters it to user specifications, and transfers it to Excel for Windows via DDE (Dynamic Data Exchange). Data can be received from several serial ports simultaneously. The user can also define output strings, which can be sent to an instrument to control it directly from Excel. Discussion of this and similar software is beyond the scope of this book specific information can be obtained from the manufacturer. [Pg.147]

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