CLI Export - Export to CSV from the Command Line

General
Command arguments can begin with either / or - and can be either upper or lower case.

To use the CLI, the system needs to know the path to EasyView12.exe. This can be achieved by:

• Executing EasyView12.exe with the specified path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Intab\EasyView12\easyview12.exe
• Changing the directory to the path of the executable
• Including the executable in Windows %PATH%

If you use a shared license
If EasyView is installed with a shared license, you'll need to run the command prompt with elevated access (run it as administrator). Click on the Windows logo at the bottom left, type 'CMD,' and you can select 'Run as administrator' by right-clicking the command prompt.

Example code
To export all EasyView files in the "Anders Document" folder to CSV using default export settings: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Intab\EasyView12\easyview12.exe" /export "C:\Users\Anders Andersson\Documents\*.ezvx"

If you want to include all non-visible channels and specify the decimal count to two digits:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Intab\EasyView12\easyview12.exe" /export "C:\Users\Anders Andersson\Documents\*.ezvx" /allchannels /decimalcount 2

Export parameters

Multiple EasyView files can be exported as CSV at a time. All arguments that are not recognized will be treated as a path to an EasyView file, so it doesn't matter if you specify the filenames at the beginning, at the end, or in the middle of all your arguments.

/export

Open the specified file and export it as a CSV file. The filename will be the same but with a .CSV file extension. File(s) can be specified with * as a wildcard. I.e., /export *.ezvx to export all EasyView files.

/exportfilename [FileName]

Specify a custom export file name. When this parameter is used, there's no need to include the /export parameter. The default value for this parameter is {Directory}{FileName}.csv. You can use these variables when specifying the export filename: {Directory}, {FileName}, {TabName}, {StartDate}, {StartTime}, {EndDate}, and {EndTime}.

/tabindex [TabIndex]

Specify which tab to export data from. 0 is the first tab, 1 is the second tab, etc.

/autoscale

Autoscales the time axis before performing the export to ensure all data is exported.

/allchannels

Export all channels, even if they're hidden on the selected tab.

/decimalcount [DecimalCount]

Specify the number of decimals to use in the export. The default value is 6.

/trimzeros

Remove trailing zeros at the end of values with a decimal.

/decimalseparator [DecimalSeparator]

Specify the decimal separator to use in the export. The default is a comma.

/columnseparator [ColumnSeparator]

Specify the column separator to use in the export. The default is a semicolon.

/headers [Headers]

Specify the headers to use in the export. This should be a comma-separated string with no spaces. The default is LABEL,UNIT. Available headers are LABEL, UNIT, and SERNR.

/dateformat [DateFormat]

Specify a custom date and time format.

YY: Year, 2 digits

YYYY: Year, 4 digits

M: Month, 1 or 2 digits

MM: Month, 2 digits

D: Date, 1 or 2 digits
DD: Date, 2 digits
H: Hour, 1 or 2 digits, 24-hour clock
HH: Hour, 2 digits, 24-hour clock
h: Hour, 1 or 2 digits, 12-hour clock
hh: Hour, 2 digits, 12-hour clock
m: Minute, 1 or 2 digits
mm: Minute, 2 digits
s: Seconds, 1 or 2 digits
ss: Seconds, 2 digits
0: Tenths of a second
00: Hundredths of a second
000: Milliseconds
t: 'a' or 'p' depending on the 12-hour clock
tt: 'am' or 'pm' depending on the 12-hour clock
T: 'A' or 'P' depending on the 12-hour clock
TT: 'AM' or 'PM' depending on the 12-hour clock
Example: YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss,000

/newline [NewLine]
Specify what to use as a new line in the export. The default is \r\n.

Import Data (Home Page)

There are several options for importing data. You can choose to import from the MSR program and Tinytag Explorer directly into EasyView. You can also open files from IntabCloud, Excel, and txt files.

All files open directly. You have the opportunity to make some settings before importing to ensure everything is correct.

Click on Data Import on the Home Page.

Select your file and press open.

A dialog box will now open with settings for text import.

In most cases, EasyView can identify the file's information for you. If necessary, you can select the column separator, decimal separator, and thousands separator. If EasyView does not recognize the date or time format, you will need to fill it in manually. After the import, the program will remember that format and recognize it in the future. You can also name your measurement.

By clicking on the column headers, you can specify what that particular column contains, e.g., date, time, or data. If you do not want to import all columns, you can select one column as the first data column and another as the last. If there are columns in between that you do not want to import, you can select Ignore column for them. Under Channel Settings, you can rename or change the unit and transform channels during the import.

You can also click on the row header to specify the first and last row of data, the unit row, or the naming row.

Save import template writes the import settings to a file and allows you to read them back when you are working with a new import file. If the data files have the same structure, you save a lot of time using import templates.

Click OK when you are satisfied, and your measurement will open in EasyView.

Import Data (Paste)

If you select cells with data in Excel and copy them (Ctrl + C), then go to EasyView, you can paste the data by pressing Ctrl + V.

If there is already data in the measurement file, the data from Excel will be imported as one or more extra channels. The imported channels can then be presented alongside the channels that already exist in EasyView.

If you only want the data you are importing, you should start with a blank measurement file in EasyView.

You can also copy data from plain text files (e.g., CSV) and paste it in exactly the same way as with data from Excel.

After you click Ctrl + V, a dialog box will open with settings for text import, and you can follow the guide to import data here.