Transferring NOAA Monthly Summary Reports into Excel - Weatherlink 6.0.3.

0 votes
asked by about WeatherLink
edited by

Hi,

I'm having difficulty transferring the NOAA Monthly Summary Report data from Weatherlink 6.0.3 from a txt file into Excel 2007. When I copy and paste the data into Excel it pushes all the data into 1 column as opposed to dividing it up into 13 different columns. How do I correct this?

Also is it possible to export (copy/paste) any of the plots or remove the graphs into a Word document or can these only be printed off directly from Weatherlink?

Many thanks,
Enda Hoey

1 Answer

0 votes
No avatar answered by (329k points)

I've studied the built-in Help section of Weatherlink and it appears that when you choose to export the data, the format is tab-delimited. You don't have to open the file and copy/paste it into Excel. Choose File > Open and then choose another format from the list. I believe the file format is CSV.

Here's what it says in the Help section for the Exported Data topic:

When you create an export file, the software creates a tab-delimited text file. All that means is that the software creates a text file with each record on a separate row and a tab inserted between each piece of data in that row. Most popular spreadsheet and database packages are able to open or import tab-delimited text files while maintaining the structure of the original database. Consult your program’s documentation for instructions on importing tab-delimited text files. You can also open or import the file in most popular word processor programs as a text file. Because tabs separate the columns of data, you can choose most any desired font.

Your answer

Your name to display (optional):
Privacy: Your email address will only be used for sending these notifications.
Anti-spam verification:
To avoid this verification in future, please log in or register
...