Is there a way to average 2 values in an .ADX into a single new value in the .ADX so that we may use it in a Histogram? For example:
Average Left and Right BLMs to get a single Average BLM Value that may be the Object of a Histogram.
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Is there a way to average 2 values in an .ADX into a single new value in the .ADX so that we may use it in a Histogram? For example:
Average Left and Right BLMs to get a single Average BLM Value that may be the Object of a Histogram.
I believe there is, look at how people are setting up mpg gauges in their ADXs, should help shed some light on linking data values.
Still haven't figured out the math conversion for it though...
if you linked left blm and assigned it letter L and right BLM assigned to letter R wouldn't the conversion equation simply be "(L+R)/2"?
That would be what I would use as a formula.Quote:
Originally Posted by PJG1173
To simple! Must be a more complicated way? :laugh:
Been telling you this Chemo affects thinking, sometimes I look at something and it's just a blank... glad it's over!
If anyone has a $EE data log .xdl file post it up! I'd like to try this and some other ideas I had for that ADX file.
Check this out and see if it looks ok.
Look OK? How's it work? You converted to percent as well and combining the BLM for an Average.
Is this correct way to bet percent from BLM? ((X-128)/128)*100
looks right. test of BLM of 124 = -3.125%.
Yeah that is exactly what I am doing there. It may not be 100% accurate but sure does make for a quick way of getting things roughed in. I usually shoot for -4% when tuning.