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fix file with incorrect slope?

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  1. I did the Crit here at Gila today, but i left the slope in my PCV @ the wrong setting.

    is there a way to correct my file?

    I thought that there was a way to export a file to excel, make changes, then do a manual entry using the new data?

    the slope was set at 20.3 and needed to be 29.6, so the files show very high numbers, assuming I can correct the problem, would I just change all the power numbers by the same percentage that the slope was off?

    thanks

  2. PSUcycling said:

    I did the Crit here at Gila today, but i left the slope in my PCV @ the wrong setting.

    is there a way to correct my file?

    I thought that there was a way to export a file to excel, make changes, then do a manual entry using the new data?

    the slope was set at 20.3 and needed to be 29.6, so the files show very high numbers, assuming I can correct the problem, would I just change all the power numbers by the same percentage that the slope was off?

    thanks


    I guess you have the SRM Win software? I don't use it except for download but it comes in handy in cases like these.

    1. Either re-download or open the .srm file of interest in SRMwin
    2. Select File -> Properties.
    3. Change the Slope and hit OK.
    4. You're done

    my version is 6.32.57 (2004) so the latest may be a little different.

    That much slope delta will drop the numbers a lot. It's not directly proportional as you have to consider the offset.

    BTW, you can change/correct an entire file's Offset via that method .. though I've never used it.

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