Okay, here is a spreadsheet converted to Google format: https://drive.google.com/open?id=11sHkudm0bSsaA4QF_Er0UahtG1ZPAJmAJmejB6EMipY
This is: Mizuno, T., Preprint, Observation of excess heat by activated metal and deuterium gas. J. Condensed Matter Nucl. Sci., 2017. MizunoTpreprintob.pdf, p. 19, Fig. 28, 120 W line Let me know if you can read it. And copy, work with or download it. This still needs work but I have added some notes, converted the numeric formats to something more reasonable, and made some other changes. This is a conversion from the Excel format. This is a little repetitive and odd-looking because columns A-R are basically the raw output from the data logger. I think some channels are NIU (not in use). I marked them. The graphs did not convert well. I left one graph. This is part of Fig. 28, p. 19. I added notes in Row 8 describing what I think the columns represent. I left some question marks in there for things I do not understand, such as some of the constants. Anyway, you can see the actual arithmetic used to generate the graphs. - Jed
