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The document provides instructions for installing the ArduSpreadsheet plug-in for the Arduino IDE. It explains that the ArduSpreadsheet folder should be copied into the tools folder in the Arduino documents folder. It then provides examples of using the serial library to send logged data to ArduSpreadsheet with column separators and printing newlines to indicate row ends.

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The document provides instructions for installing the ArduSpreadsheet plug-in for the Arduino IDE. It explains that the ArduSpreadsheet folder should be copied into the tools folder in the Arduino documents folder. It then provides examples of using the serial library to send logged data to ArduSpreadsheet with column separators and printing newlines to indicate row ends.

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Installation

Extract the zip file and copy the "ArduSpreadsheet" folder into your Arduino "tools" folder next to the
Arduino "libraries" folder. If the "tools" folder doesn't exist, then you can create it yourself.

On Windows:

C:\Users\<username>\Documents\Arduino\tools

On Mac:

/Users/<username>/Documents/Arduino/tools

ArduSpeadsheet in Arduino 'tools' folder

Now restart your Arduino IDE, and you should see "ArduSpreadsheet" under the "Tools" menu.

You can use the Arduino Serial library to send data for logging.

The baud rate parameter has to match with the selection in the ArduSpreadsheet window.

void setup() {

Serial.begin(9600);

ArduSpeadsheet Arduino IDE plug-in

For column separation, you can pick one of the three symbols:

tab - '\t'

comma - ','

semicolon - ';'

You can indicate the end of the row by calling "Serial.println()" or printing out a newline
symbol '\n'.

Example
int rowCount = 500;

int rowNumber = 0;

void setup() {

Serial.begin(9600);

void loop() {

if (rowNumber < rowCount) {

Serial.print(++rowNumber);

Serial.print('\t');

if (rowNumber % 2 == 0) {

Serial.print("even\t");

} else {

Serial.print("odd\t");

Serial.println(random(16000), HEX);

}
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