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    Can I use alphanumeric points for generating tables and/or reports?

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      psysak
      last edited by phildunlap

      Just curious, if I use an alpha point to store something akin to csv data can an excel report do anything with that and is it possible to somehow do any math on the data in there?

      For example lets say I store something like

      1,2,3,4 - timestamp:xxx
      4,3,2,1 - timestamp:other_xxx

      Can any math be done on the individual "columns"?

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        MattFox
        last edited by MattFox

        Possibly if you split/explode the string (alphanumeric point value) by the separators into an array then convert each value to a numeric.... Then you can apply your mathematical analysis...

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