CanoIsDbo said:Hi, I was running a labview program and it wrote my data to an lvm file, which can be opened with notepad. The problem I am having is the way labview outputted my data. It has the time and the strain separated by a comma. I attached the file, so everyone can see. What I want to do is somehow delete the time column so I can just plot the strain in excel. Anyone have an idea how to do this?
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To delete a column in Notepad, first select the column by clicking and dragging your cursor over the text. Then, right-click on the selected text and choose "Cut" or press the "Delete" key on your keyboard. This will delete the column from your Notepad document.
Yes, you can undo a deleted column in Notepad by pressing the "Ctrl" and "Z" keys on your keyboard. This will restore the deleted column and any other changes you have made to your document.
To delete multiple columns in Notepad, hold down the "Ctrl" key on your keyboard and click and drag your cursor over the columns you want to delete. Then, follow the same steps as deleting a single column by right-clicking and choosing "Cut" or pressing the "Delete" key.
Yes, you can delete a specific column in Notepad by holding down the "Alt" key on your keyboard and clicking and dragging your cursor over the column you want to delete. Then, follow the same steps as deleting a single column by right-clicking and choosing "Cut" or pressing the "Delete" key.
Yes, you can delete a column without deleting the text in the other columns by holding down the "Shift" key on your keyboard and clicking and dragging your cursor over the column you want to delete. Then, follow the same steps as deleting a single column by right-clicking and choosing "Cut" or pressing the "Delete" key. This will only delete the selected column while leaving the text in the other columns intact.