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Cognostar18
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For big ATE test data - How to keep the col properties format to "Engineering SI" instead of default?

I have 700 test data for 1k units in ATE (Semiconductor). It is not comfortable to use the default col properties as some units might be in nA and some might be in uA.

 

I would like to have "Engineering SI" selected as default for all the 700 tests. 

Kindly help!

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jthi
Super User

Re: For big ATE test data - How to keep the col properties format to "Engineering SI" instead of default?

Select your columns of interest and right click on one of them. Select Standardize Attributes

jthi_0-1695234998130.png

From here change Attribute of interest to Format and modify format to your desired one (Engineering SI)

jthi_1-1695235037548.png

(You might also have to modify width and number of decimal places)

jthi_2-1695235074352.png

After you are done press Apply

-Jarmo

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jthi
Super User

Re: For big ATE test data - How to keep the col properties format to "Engineering SI" instead of default?

Select your columns of interest and right click on one of them. Select Standardize Attributes

jthi_0-1695234998130.png

From here change Attribute of interest to Format and modify format to your desired one (Engineering SI)

jthi_1-1695235037548.png

(You might also have to modify width and number of decimal places)

jthi_2-1695235074352.png

After you are done press Apply

-Jarmo

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