i'm use to standard charts, histogram with ck, xbar, etc.. i'm just not get

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i'm use to standard charts, histogram with ck, xbar, etc.. i'm just not getting the whole datapage thing and the way the carts look.
then i'd like to extract the raw data so i can use minitab (copy / paste) but i cant figure out how.
i'm not interested in cdtoexcel since cd crashes every 20 arts or so ? even if it didn't the formatting of excel sheets on the reports are useless to me since i need all the results grouped together er feature (copy / paste). i thought datapage would be the answer.
the thing i like about datapage is that it will kee running even if cd crashes and icks u where it left off. if i could just figure out how to extract the data...
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-bill
c-dmis 4.2 mr1 - global image 7107 - h10mq - s600m
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brilliant!! that was too easy, thank you i feel much better now.
another question i have that is not in the hel menu index...
when i set u the database i have options for read lock (10) write lock (20) and ages (64), what do these mean?
i ran 42 pieces and i only have data for 20. is that because write lock was set at 20?
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those values are time values (read & write) and the ages are the amount of memory (i think). i have never messed with any of that stuff.
question? were you saving this stuff while looping? if so, you need to put a stats/udate command at the end of the loop (before it returns) and you need to go into the f5 set u and un-mark the thing that says to use brackets when looping, otherwise it will give you (in the database) 001.x then 001.x[1] and 001.x[2] which is useless for stats. three arts, three different variables instead of three arts and a single variable. i never use loops. i mean, you have to un-load & load a new art anyway, it ain't no-big-thang to hit ctrl-q on the keyboard to make it go again.
this is what mine is set at and always has been:
read=10,write=20,memages=4
never had an issue with it 'losing' arts.
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