How to make a FTIR spectra in excel from a CSV file 

Mate, you literally saved me. I have a Mac and all those spectra software that the cool kids have don't run on OS. Guess I can delete the virtual machine I downloaded to trick my Mac into running windows 10..

Awesome. Thanks for this amazing tutorial. Stay happy

Thank you sir for a very clear explanation

Thank you sir. You explain everything clearly.

You saved my scientific ass sir. Kudos

It's really helped me..❤

Awesome video. This actually helped a lot!! Thank you so much :)

Highly appreciated

You save me, thank you very much!!!!

Thank you so much! You saved me a lot of time :)

Great video, but my wave length is at the top. How do you get it on the bottom?

Hi, Sorry for troubling , I have a question about the FTIR data format, I got some datasets of FTIR data. But the sampling frequency is different from each others. Like yours, you have around 1870 sample collection points here. But some dataset didn't get the same number of sampling points. Best regards. Thanks

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I don't have CSV file I have asp file with one column .. What should I do??

How can I convert from ispd to txt or something that Excel can open?

I mistakenly saved the FTIR data inf0rm of text. Copying to excel, the data for the x and y fall in one cell. Is it possible to change the data into two columns for plotting in excel.

When I insert the diagram I get a blank diagram without the lines in it, just numbers...

How did you get it to display those specific frequencies?

Can someone tell me how to find the isobestic point in the ftir data using excel and not the spectra?

I thought it was Chris Martin 😮

would like to convert *.ispd file to csv file (or any excel format)

One interesting aspect of the FFT when applying it to slow environmental datasets: The key to getting better resolution from the Fourier when you are limited to a fixed number of data points is to decrease the sample frequency (and thus increase the overall sampling time) We released a video demonstrating that optimization using Excel's Fourier transform to derive a tidal frequency spectrum: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0VzX-3erjPI.html

Anyone with experience in graphing many GER1500 data files to one excel sheet?

Can I get the file

Oh boy... I totally appreciate you effort to plot spectra within Excel, but it is so painful to watch this annoyingly slow and cumbersome process. What about using Spectragryph, the free optical spectroscopy software and do the same tasks within seconds? There, you just drop your csv file and get an instant plot with proper layout, zoom and scale by using mouse and place the graphics into Word with one more click! Just my 50 cents.

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