Cstimer Times to Excel Guide

[SpeedCuberSUB30]

Hii, so I was wondering the other day, how can I convert my Cstimer times to a excel spreadsheet, so it lists the times, and I can make graphs out of it, any suggestions/help would be appreciated.

 

[Lupus3141]

Someone recently posted a new version of this CsTimer to Excel converter, I find it quite useful!

 

[SpeedCuberSUB30]

Ooh, I tried it out but it doesn't seem to work, are there any other ways. (I PM'ed the guy who posted it, let's see.)

 

[xyzzy]

You can already directly export to CSV from within csTimer. Excel can read CSV files.

The only catch is that solves with +2 or DNF are not treated as numerical values (the former because the time has a "+" suffix, the latter because DNF is really not a number in the first place).

 

[SpeedCuberSUB30]

You can already directly export to CSV from within csTimer. Excel can read CSV files.

The only catch is that solves with +2 or DNF are not treated as numerical values (the former because the time has a "+" suffix, the latter because DNF is really not a number in the first place).

How will I get ao5s, ao12s, etc..?

 

[qwr]

How will I get ao5s, ao12s, etc..?

pretty straightforward to write macros for those.
oh look, there's even a function to do just that! https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/trimmean-function-d90c9878-a119-4746-88fa-63d988f511d3