RomRaider

you probably don't have the table headers in the correct location. Compare a non-modified spreadsheet and yours.

The gearing information has to be manually added if you want to use values other than the "defaults". Scroll over to the right on that page and you'll see the table.

I have - the headers appear to be in the right spots - when I can get an internet connection on my comp, Ill upload the spreadsheet so you can take a look... Ive repeatedly tried "copy table" from romraider ecu editor, pasted it below the graph, and pressed the align button. Then I press interpolate and the two left most cells get "marked".

Any chance you can tell me how to manually enter 2nd gear into the calc for accel? Im assuming I have to find the proper ratio and enter it into the the "v" column?

Here it is... (removed)

Looks like you logged MAFv and used the Calculate Load function to get Load (g/rev). That macro is intended to convert MAF(g/s) to Load (g/rev), not MAFv.

ahhh, whoops - that explains that - any info on the timing issue Im having?

hmm - thats probably the issue for both isnt it...

THANKS FOR THE HELP!!!!!

I was hoping this update would contain it but it does not.

How come there is no load or RPM scaling on the AFR Target page like there is on the Timing page

You could use the one in the "Rescaler" tab (one of the last Tabs off to the right). Copy the Fuel table over and then use whatever header values you need.

I am having a small issue when I try to plot the data in the spreadsheet. I have attached the one I just did. The "Plots" page has funny numbers for Manifold Relative Pressure, and the lines on the graph don't go out to the end of the rpm range?

This is from an 08 STi

Try running the macros again. The data series in "Plots" page in your attached file does not have "x-axis" data for some reason. Plots fine if I re-run the macro on my computer. If it still fails then it could be compatibility of Excel 2008 or something.

OK, it's still not working. Maybe I should try to get an older version of Excel. Every time I do it the X-axis is screwed up.

Thanks for the reply!

Try the following steps:
- use "Grab Headers" on Data page
- select RPM for x-axis data (should be done automatically with Grab Headers)
- select just one item (eg.manifold relative pressure) to plot for the Y1 axis
- Plot data and see what comes out

Tried that. I plotted boost error, but the X axis still has values that go from -1000 to 7000 and the line only plots out to about 50 rpms.

Do I have to have data in the log for Throttle, MAF, etc?

I only have boost error, rpm, FBKC, FLKC, Primary WGDC, Man Rel Pressure, both turbo dynamics, target boost, IAM and IAT

No, you can select any data item for "x-axis" and combination of data items for "y-axis". Try using a fresh copy of the spreadsheet from this thread and try the plotting function. It might be a change in syntax in the newer version of Excel. You are using Excel 2008?

Well, I think I had the right version - ver4p0j public

I re-downloaded it and tried again. Still the same issue every time in the plot. The funny thing is, the boost and wg tab works just fine.

I am using Excel 2007

Sounds like a change in syntax for some of the Visual Basic references then. I'll have to find a PC with Excel 2007 to debug this...I'll pm you if I have anything for you to try.