LabPlot/ImportExport/Export: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 09:30, 8 May 2022

It's possible to export the data in Spreadsheet, Matrix and the results of the visualization in Worksheet to multiple data formats. The export is triggered via the corresponding action in the main toolbar, in the main menu or via object's context menu.

Supported formats for Spreadsheet and Matrix:

ASCII
LaTeX
FITS
SQLite

Supported formats for Worksheet:

PDF
SVG
PNG
JPEG
BMP
PPM
XBM
XPM

There are multiple options available for the supported format. When exporting the data to an ASCII file, the user can specify the column separator (point, comma, tab, etc.) and the decimal point separator for numerical data (point or comma) as well as whether the header needs to be exported or not:

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-It's possible to export the data in Spreadsheet, Matrix and the results of the visualization in Worksheet to multiple data formats. The export is triggered via the corresponding action in the main toolbar, in the main menu or via object's context menu.
+It's possible to export the data in [[Special:myLanguage/LabPlot/DataContainers/Spreadsheet|Spreadsheet]], [[Special:myLanguage/LabPlot/DataContainers/Matrix|Matrix]] and the results of the visualization in [[Special:myLanguage/LabPlot/Worksheet|Worksheet]] to multiple data formats. The export is triggered via the corresponding action in the main toolbar, in the main menu or via object's context menu.
 Supported formats for [[Special:myLanguage/LabPlot/DataContainers/Spreadsheet|Spreadsheet]] and [[Special:myLanguage/LabPlot/DataContainers/Matrix|Matrix]]:
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 * XPM
-There are multiple options available for the supported format. When exporting the data to an ASCII file, the user can specify the column separator (point, comma, tab, etc.) and the decimal point separator for numerical data (point or comma) as well as whether the header needs to be exported or not.
+There are multiple options available for the supported format. When exporting the data to an ASCII file, the user can specify the column separator (point, comma, tab, etc.) and the decimal point separator for numerical data (point or comma) as well as whether the header needs to be exported or not:
+[[File:LabPlot Export spreadsheet ascii.png |500px|thumb|center]]