This is the fourth blog in the series on using Workbench. In this blog, we look at using the programming canvass to read and write multiple sets of data to a spreadsheet by incorporating a conditional loop.
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Because we can read and write data via code, we are also able to collect data from external devices like a micro:bit. By using loops we can collect multiple sets of data, making this a powerful tool in the classroom.
In this 11:23 minute video, you will learn how to write code using blocks in the programming canvas to read and write sets of data from a spreadsheet using loops. Click to watch the video.
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Want to learn more? Then keep an eye out for the next blog where we add a touch more functionality and draw charts which can be used to represent real-time data.
