1 min read Updated July 2026

How To Graph Oscilloscope Data Log In Excel

How To Graph Oscilloscope Data Log In Excel

If you’ve ever wanted to recreate your oscilloscope screen, it’s possible in Excel. This example regraphs both analog and digital waveforms. And this is how to do it:

Step #1

First, log data. Then, email that data to a device that has Excel. The data log will be in *.csv file format.

Step #2

Here’s the excel file that was used to graph the waveforms. Please use it as a reference. The analog is a bit easier than the digital. The digital waveforms require Rows 4-8. Because, Excel isn’t smart enough to translate hexadecimals and you are.

Graph_Oscilloscope_CSV_DataLog_20171012.xlsx

Step #3

A graph showing a dense grid of vertical lines, representing a large dataset of measurements or data points.
Oscilloscope display showing a series of repeating waveforms, likely representing radio frequency signals, with various data points and measurement tools visible.
Complex graph displaying a series of data points and waveforms, representing radio frequency analysis, with various measurement tools and settings visible.
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