What spreadsheet do you use for plotting shot strings?

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What chrono are you using? I use a Caldwell and drop it into Excel and have it plot.
 
Hi Dirte,
It's a Caldwell Ballistic Precision Chronograph.
I'm not too handy with using spreadsheets.
I notice the shot string data that it emails out reads from last shot to 1st (I'd really prefer the shot string to read from 1st shot to last), and has extra numbers / data that prevents me from simply copying & pasting the string into a spreadsheet to get the data in the correct cells (I think they call it populating cells?).

Maybe I need to use the "export as xls" or whatever the option is?

I notice triggertreat mentioned his spreadsheet strips out the shot string velocity readings, and inverts the shot string readings so they are in order from 1st shot to last, instead of from last shot to 1st.

How do you do it (set up the spreadsheet, get the data into the correct cells, etc)?
 
"Diamondback"Hi Dirte,
It's a Caldwell Ballistic Precision Chronograph.
I'm not too handy with using spreadsheets.
I notice the shot string data that it emails out reads from last shot to 1st (I'd really prefer the shot string to read from 1st shot to last), and has extra numbers / data that prevents me from simply copying & pasting the string into a spreadsheet to get the data in the correct cells (I think they call it populating cells?).
Maybe I need to use the "export as xls" or whatever the option is?
I notice triggertreat mentioned his spreadsheet strips out the shot string velocity readings, and inverts the shot string readings so they are in order from 1st shot to last, instead of from last shot to 1st.
How do you do it (set up the spreadsheet, get the data into the correct cells, etc)?
So when you email your data from your Caldwell, it is in an excel file. When it opens in excel, you copy and paste into a graph format. It took me a little time playing around with it to get it how I wanted it. After that it was easy to do. The only thing I have to save is the choice of color and what the plots looks like. No manual entry of shots. If I did youtube videos it would be easy to reproduce. Kind of hard explaining in a few sentences. I am by no way an expert at excel.
Maybe someone will make a video on it.
 
"Diamondback"Hi Dirte,
It's a Caldwell Ballistic Precision Chronograph.
I'm not too handy with using spreadsheets.
I notice the shot string data that it emails out reads from last shot to 1st (I'd really prefer the shot string to read from 1st shot to last), and has extra numbers / data that prevents me from simply copying & pasting the string into a spreadsheet to get the data in the correct cells (I think they call it populating cells?).
Maybe I need to use the "export as xls" or whatever the option is?
I notice triggertreat mentioned his spreadsheet strips out the shot string velocity readings, and inverts the shot string readings so they are in order from 1st shot to last, instead of from last shot to 1st.
How do you do it (set up the spreadsheet, get the data into the correct cells, etc)?

In my free spreadsheet download, the instruction are included on how to do it.

 
"triggertreat"
"Diamondback"Hi Dirte,
It's a Caldwell Ballistic Precision Chronograph.
I'm not too handy with using spreadsheets.
I notice the shot string data that it emails out reads from last shot to 1st (I'd really prefer the shot string to read from 1st shot to last), and has extra numbers / data that prevents me from simply copying & pasting the string into a spreadsheet to get the data in the correct cells (I think they call it populating cells?).
Maybe I need to use the "export as xls" or whatever the option is?
I notice triggertreat mentioned his spreadsheet strips out the shot string velocity readings, and inverts the shot string readings so they are in order from 1st shot to last, instead of from last shot to 1st.
How do you do it (set up the spreadsheet, get the data into the correct cells, etc)?
In my free spreadsheet download, the instruction are included on how to do it.
Great!