FlexPro Editions

Designing charts with FlexPro is fun! Use the powerful Diagram Wizard to choose from over 100 chart types. Define and scale axes, legends etc. the way you want them to be. Edit such attributes as font size and color without having to wade through numerous dialog boxes. Drag-&-drop curves onto your graph. Display statistics and smaller data series in tables.

It's all so easy with FlexPro!

Within your FlexPro document, you can place diagrams, tables, and texts on as many pages as you want - or let FlexPro automatically break up large tables and diagrams such as strip chart recordings into as many pages as the data set demands. Insert illustrations, labels, headers, and footers. Import your company logo as an OLE object.

FlexPro's powerful cursor functions make it easy to extract every last piece of information from your data. You can survey, zoom, scroll, and highlight your data. All information is clearly displayed in the coordinates window. You can save individual values or areas of curves for further processing.

You can arrange multiple 2D or 3D diagrams in a worksheet and use the cursor to compare curves - FlexPro synchronizes cursor movement across multiple diagrams.

If, like most technical professionals, you need to do more than simply visualize your data, you'll want the analytical power of FlexPro Standard. It delivers pre designed analysis objects for FFT, event isolation, statistics, filters, curve fitting and much more. Just highlight the data set you want to use and select the
appropriate analysis function. That's it!

You can create your own algorithms as formulas using FPScript. Choose from over 200 functions and a variety of operators.

FlexPro incorporates Wizards to help you get it right. FPScript is specially designed for data analysis. For instance, you can process complete signals with X and Y data in a single line of code without using loops, combine them, extract sections and much more. You can also quickly apply your FPScript formulas via drag-&-drop to more than one data set at a time, for example to scale raw data.

Once you have determined how your data should be mathematically analyzed and then graphically displayed, you have a template that you can re-use for future analyses. Simply import the data from a new test into FlexPro and update your documents with a mouse click. It's a great time-saver.

For special analyses such as sound and vibration, fatigue testing, engine development, and Statistical Process Control, there are optional add-ons for Spectral Analysis, Acoustics, Counting Procedures, Inductive Statistics, and Order Tracking

The ultimate tool for presentation and analysis of scientific, engineering, and technical data, FlexPro Professional incorporates the Microsoft Visual Basic® for Applications (VBA) development environment.

This allows you to create custom user interfaces and dialog boxes, set up import filters for your
data formats, and
automate your analyses. The object model provides you with access to all FlexPro functions. Creating your own applications with FlexPro Professional is easy because you can record as many operational steps as you want in a macro and then

afterwards edit it using the Visual Basic Code Editor.

The development environment includes project management, a user-friendly editor with IntelliSense® technology, the Visual Basic Forms dialog box editor and a powerful debugger. Microsoft Visual Basic is one of the most widely used programming languages in the world and is the tool of choice for millions of developers. Other data analysis software uses proprietary scripting tools; FlexPro Professional brings you all the benefits of using an industry standard, including the huge range of existing resources, such as ActiveX controls to capture data or to access databases. VBA programs run very fast because they are compiled into machine code.

The FlexPro object model is based on the Automation standard from Microsoft. This means that you can use a programming language of your choice such as Java, Delphi, or C++ to automate FlexPro. Many Windows® programs support Automation, including Microsoft Office® products. For instance, you can create an application that transfers data from Excel to FlexPro, analyses and creates a graphic display of the data in FlexPro, then generates a Word document for the results.