Special values

The View > Special Values command shows or hides a table with characteristic, calculated values for all curves. Use the mouse to optimally adjust the width of the columns, or press CTRL+<+> to optimize all columns at once.
Change the order of the columns by dragging the column header to the desired location with the mouse.
Sort the list by clicking on the desired column heading. By clicking several times into the same column the sort order is toggled between ascending/descending order. Click on the first column with the line numbers to restore the original order.

Use the command File > Export as CSV File... to write these values to a *.csv file.

Value range
If both vertical auxiliary cursors are shown, only the range between the two auxiliary cursors is taken into account for the calculations. The values are continuously updated when the auxiliary cursors are shifted. If no auxiliary cursor or only one is shown, then the calculations take the entire curve into account.
Auxiliary cursor

Column

Meaning

Minimum value

Smallest value

Maximum value

Greatest value

Peak-to-peak

Greatest value minus smallest value

Median

Arithmetic mean

Effective value (RMS)

Quadratic mean (root of the mean value of the squares)

Frequency

Characteristic frequency (frequency with the greatest value of the FFT)

Delta Y

Last value minus first value

First value

Value at the left auxiliary cursor (when both cursors are displayed) or first value of the curve

Last value

Value at the right auxiliary cursor (when both cursors are displayed) or last value of the curve

Cursor 1

Value at auxiliary cursor 1 (interpolated if necessary)

Cursor 2

Value at auxiliary cursor 2 (interpolated if necessary)

 
Tip

These values can also be used for curve calculations in formulas. Formula