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import from files with data in ieee floating point format
Files have ASCII header followed by numbers in IEEE 754 Single-precision
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import from files with data in ieee floating point format
I'm pretty certain they can be imported. I'm just not certain that Excel
can keep all of the precision. "davidka27" wrote in message ... Files have ASCII header followed by numbers in IEEE 754 Single-precision format. Can these be imported in Excel? |
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