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Data Editor/Viewer

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In Adams Driveline, the Data Editor/Viewer lets you view data as plots or as tabular data.
 
Note:  
The Data Editor/Viewer has a different name depending on where you opened it from. If in editor mode, Editor is part of the title. If in viewer mode, Viewer is part of the title.
If the Data Editor/Viewer is in editor mode, you can make changes to your data. To modify a component and its property file with new data, make sure you select OK or Apply, in the Data Editor/Viewer and in the dialog box from which you launched it.
 
For the option:
Do the following:
View as
Select to view the data as plot or table.
If you set View as to Plot, your template-based product displays the following option:
Spline Curves
Select to view the AKISPLINE curve of the data. This option is enabled only for specific components. The spline curve is solid.
Slope Curves
Select to view the slope (derivative) of a curve. This option is enabled only for specific components. The slope curve is dotted.
If you set View as to Plot, and the Curve Editor is displayed in editor mode, your template-based product displays the following option:
Memory Curves
Select to retain the original curve as you edit the data points. Your template-based product resets the memory curve when you select OK or Apply. The memory curve is dashed.
Data Reference File Name
Read in new data from a file. The file must contain the correct number of columns of data.
If you set View as to Tabular Data, and the Curve Editor is displayed in editor mode, your template-based product displays the following options:
Append row to X and Y data
Add one row to the beginning of the data table.
Prepend row to X and Y data
Add one row to the end of the data table.
Insert Row After
Specify a row number after which to insert a row.
Remove Row
Specify a row number to remove.
Data Reference File Name
Read in new data from a file. The file must contain the correct number of columns of data.