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STAR User Manual
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example, the get temperature step of the temperature-controlled carrier returns the
temperature and other information:
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These pieces of §information can be stored in a variable for further processing or output. The
dialog generally lists the return values, each with an editable field to define the variable the
return value is to be bound to.
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Frequently, you will want to import and export worklists. The “open file” command of the
Method Editor is designed to enable such file handling. The data source type (format) is
identified from the extension of the worklist’s file name. The editor supports:
Microsoft Excel .xls
Microsoft Access Database .mdb
Text Files .txt, .csv, .tab, .asc
No other extensions are supported.
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You can specify a subset of the available data when you first open a Microsoft Excel
workbook. In a workbook file, you can open a single worksheet, a named range anywhere in
the workbook, or an unnamed range in a single worksheet.