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Excel Import into Armada.

2wayfreq

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Just Curious,
I have a large amount of conventional frequencies to add to a Viking VP8000 conventional system in bulk (Several Hundred). Has anyone copied/pasted or imported frequencies and other columns from an Excel .CSV? I'm trying to avoid the tedious manual entry.

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tweiss3

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Yes, if you go to the table input, make sure you format correctly. You can do either everything, or one column at a time.
 

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Yes, as Tweiss3 said, use the Table. You will first want to add the number of zones and channels you need. Then you can go to table and do 1 zone at a time or all zones by selecting "ALL" at the zone tab. You also have fill down function in Table mode. It is very intuitive, it just takes a bit of practice.

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