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Get start time of a signal
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23.11.2004 at 01:31 #35041paulwarshawsky@yahoo.comParticipant
I am trying to write a macro that changes the scaling of the x-axis of a worksheet or 2-d diagram to display the first 30 seconds of a time signal. The problem is I cannot get the value of the start time:
Sub Macro()
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‘ Macro recorded on 2004-11-18 9:21:43 PM by (unknown)
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Dim StartTime as Long
StartTime = ??????????? ‘Help
ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject.CursorActive = False
ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject.Grid.Interior.Select
ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject.XAxes(1).Scaling.AutoScaleStartValue = False
ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject.XAxes(1).Scaling.AutoScaleEndValue = False
ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject.XAxes(1).Scaling.StartValue = StartTime
ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject.XAxes(1).Scaling.EndValue = StartTime + 30
End SubAlso, is there some reference for the object model for flexpro VBA? I’m using the object browser, but this provides very limited information.
Thanks,
Paul
23.11.2004 at 02:12 #35039paulwarshawsky@yahoo.comParticipantI am trying to write a macro that changes the scaling of the x-axis of a worksheet or 2-d diagram to display the first 30 seconds of a time signal. The problem is I cannot get the value of the start time:
Sub Macro()
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‘ Macro recorded on 2004-11-18 9:21:43 PM by (unknown)
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Dim StartTime as Long
StartTime = ??????????? ‘Help
ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject.CursorActive = False
ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject.Grid.Interior.Select
ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject.XAxes(1).Scaling.AutoScaleStartValue = False
ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject.XAxes(1).Scaling.AutoScaleEndValue = False
ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject.XAxes(1).Scaling.StartValue = StartTime
ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject.XAxes(1).Scaling.EndValue = StartTime + 30
End SubAlso, is there some reference for the object model for flexpro VBA? I’m using the object browser, but this provides very limited information.
Thanks,
Paul
21.12.2010 at 19:35 #35040serin thomasParticipanttry this
dim factor = 30
signal(data.y,data.x*factor) -
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