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| Civilians |  Re: time scaled data Parastoo, I don't understand what you mean by adding a special field. Are you talking about the selection list of fields for export? If yes, the only way to add another field to the list is to download the code for the "analyze timescaled data in Excel" add-in and modify it. The alternative is to write your own VBA macro to export whatever data you want. John |
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