Table Editor

Editing Tables

Table modification is one of the main operations that you will use to modify your tune. Understanding the table display layout and functionality will help make your table editing easier.

Right click the table display for more options.

Hotkeys:

+/-	Increment and decrement value(s)
CNTRL+C	Copy value(s)
CNTRL+V	Paste value(s)
CNTRL+Z	Undo last modification

Copy with Labels (right click menu)

This function is available in VCM Editors Table Editor, VCM Scanners Histogram Display, and VCM Scanners RTT Editor.
Using Copy with Labels allows you to copy a selection of a table with axis data as well. When you wish to paste the data into another table, or from a histogram into the RTT editor or VCM Editors Table Display, you do not have to select the destination cell before you paste. Because you copied your data with axis labels, the software will automatically place your paste data accordingly. You can use this in conjunction with the paste special feature of the software.

Paste Special (right click menu)

When using the VCM Scanner histograms properly, you can easily import the learned histogram data into VCM Editor using the paste special feature of the table editor.
An example of this is building a knock retard histogram and importing it into your main spark tables. More information regarding this feature can be found in the Tips and Tricks help section.
For this feature to work, the contents of the clipboard must be of the same dimensions as the contents of your table.

Add	Add the contents of the clipboard to the table
Subtract	Subtract the contents of the clipboard from the table
Multiply %	Multiply the contents of the table by the clipboard values as a percentage
Multiply % - Half	Multiply the contents of the table by the clipboard values as a percentage divided in half
Average	Average the values between the clipboard and the table

Understanding the Toolbar

Table Open, Save and Print

	Import a table from a file and overwrite current table.
	Save the table to a file.
	Print the table.

Favorites

	Add this table to the favorites.
	Remove this table from the favorites.

File Compare

	View the table for the primary calibration
	View the table for the compare calibration
	View the differences between the primary and compare calibrations

Reload

Reload the current table

Copy and Paste

	Copy table selection to clipboard
	Paste table selection from clipboard

Modify

	Replace selected cells with the value in the box
	Add the value in the box to the selected cells
	Multiply the selected cells by the value in the box

Primary View State

	View only 1 data representation (table or 2D/3D graph)
	Use a horizontal split with the table display on the bottom and the graph up top
	Use a vertical split with the table display on the left and the graph on the right

Primary View

	View the table data representation
	View the 2D chart data representation
	View the 3D chart data representation

Precision

	Decrease decimal precision
	Increase decimal precision

Smoothing and Interpolation

	Smooth the entire selection
	Smooth the selection only using a horizontal pass
	Smooth the selection only using a vertical pass
	When using the smoothing functions, the level of smoothing will be determined by your current precision. To increase the effected area of your smoothing, increase your precision.
	Interpolate the entire selection (flat plane)
	Interpolate between horizontal bounds (creates lines)
	Interpolate between vertical bounds (creates lines)

Using the 3D View

You can control the rotation, shift, zoom of the 3D graph as well as modify data points with the left mouse button.

To modify data points simply left click on the data point to modify and drag it to your desired position, and then release the left mouse button.
To adjust the zoom level, click and hold on the 3D graph with both the left and right mouse buttons simultaneously and move the mouse up and down.
To rotate the 3D graph, simply right click the graph and move the mouse.

Using the 2D View

To modify data points simply left click on the data point to modify and drag it to your desired position, and then release the left mouse button.