Property: ExponentSeparator for Formatter

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Specifies the exponential character used in the file.

Object.ExponentSeparator

Object	Formatter Object with this property
Object.ExponentSeparator	String with read and write access

The following example shows the settings required for reading the lines listed below:

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 15.12.1998 12:00:00; 2.84529E-04¶
15.01.1999 12:00:00; 1.05914E-04¶
14.02.1999 12:00:00; 2.84483E-04¶
16.03.1999 12:00:00; 4.72043E-04¶
16.04.1999 12:00:00; 5.47222E-04¶
16.05.1999 12:00:00; 0.00010¶
16.06.1999 12:00:00; 0.00012¶
16.07.1999 12:00:00; 0.00015¶

The ExponentSeparator property defines an E as the exponential character:

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File.Formatter.TrimCharacters = " "
File.Formatter.LineFeeds  = vbNewLine
File.Formatter.Delimiters = ";"
File.Formatter.Timeformat = "DD.MM.YYYY hh:mm:ss"
File.Formatter.DecimalPoint = "."
File.Formatter.ExponentSeparator = "E"

Dim oGrp  : Set oGrp = Root.ChannelGroups.Add("Measurements")
Dim oBlock: Set oBlock = File.GetStringBlock()
Dim oChn  : Set oChn = oBlock.Channels.Add("Time", eTime)
oGrp.Channels.AddDirectAccessChannel(oChn)
Set oChn = oBlock.Channels.Add("YShift", eR64)
oGrp.Channels.AddDirectAccessChannel(oChn)

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Property: ExponentSeparator for Formatter

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