Difference between revisions of "Pathloss 5 - Import sites from text file"
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Revision as of 14:07, 10 November 2009
This is a step by step procedure for importing site text files. Usually the site text files are delimited with commas or tabs, but they can also be fixed width. Pathloss 5 is flexible enough to read either.
Example link text file in CSV format:
Site name,Call sign,Latitude,Longitude Woking,CHW613,55.47972222,-118.74722222 Fairview,CHW614,55.83722222,-118.59666667
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Step 1 - Open CSV file
Click View - Site List to bring up the Site index. You can also click the Site list button on the toolbar.
Click Import - Site text file
A file open dialog box will appear. Select the text file you would like to import and click Open
Step 2 - Select text file type
This is a comma delimited file with column headers. Select Delimited and because we do not want to import the column names, set Start import at line to 2.
Step 3 - Select delimiter
Click the Next button. Make sure that the delimiter is set to Comma and click the Next button.
Step 4 - Assign column names
Hi-lite each column and while it is hi-lited, select the appropriate column name from the list on the right.
Step 5 - Verify coordinate and group settings
