Hi, It looks something like this: 

Well     Derivative Data (Reading 1...N)                              
+                                                                     
+                                                                     
+                                                                     
+                                                                     
+                                                                     
+                                                                     
+                                                                     
+   
1    -0.0534    -0.0423    -0.0148    -0.0056    0.0074    0.0235    0
+.0296    0.0225    0.0431    0.0377    0.0495    0.0496    0.0477    
+0.0545    0.0594    0.055    0.0696    0.0751    0.0597    0.0452    
+0.0419    0.0449    0.0578    0.0658    0.0777    0.0926    0.0784   
+ 0.0693    0.0642    0.0685    0.0697    0.0736    0.0691    0.0667  
+  0.058    0.0508    0.0538    0.0621    0.0737    0.0785    0.0783  
+  0.0687    0.0581    0.0546    0.0559    0.0607    0.0718    0.0765 
+   0.0688    0.067    0.0644    0.0707    0.0776    0.085    0.0864  
+  0.1129    0.1922    0.3194    0.4269    0.4617    0.4155    0.3037 
+   0.1595    0.0428    -0.0078    0.0033    0.0275    0.0299    0.030
+4    0.0315    0.0301    0.0278    0.0302    0.0283    0.0354    0.03
+63    0.0373    0.04    0.0406    0.0396    0.0394    0.0412    0.044
+4    0.0587    0.0842    0.1232    0.1616    0.1877    0.1871    0.15
+79    0.1125    0.0627    0.025    0.0021    -0.0055    -0.0047    -0
+.001    -0.0015    -0.0006    0.0019    0.0012    0.0002    -0.0003  
+  0.0001    0.0009    0.0008    -0.0003    0.0006    0.0009    -0.000
+3    0.0011    0.0008    -0.0001    0.0007    -0.0008    -0.0004    0
+    -0.0004    -0.0007    0.001    0.0002    0.0014    0.0013    0.00
+03    0.001    -0.0001    -0.0004    -0.0006    -0.0013    -0.0011
2    -0.0524    -0.0357    -0.0081    0.0061    0.0159    0.0226    0.
+024    0.03    0.0339    0.0376    0.041    0.0477    0.0521    0.054
+4    0.0562    0.0568    0.065    0.0642    0.0621    0.0584    0.058
+9    0.064    0.0625    0.0649    0.0637    0.0703    0.068    0.0659
+    0.068    0.0754    0.0763    0.0722    0.0656    0.0655    0.0645
+    0.0646    0.0649    0.0702    0.0667    0.0663    0.0648    0.063
+    0.0641    0.0649    0.0685    0.0668    0.0686    0.0695    0.068
+1    0.0675    0.0695    0.0737    0.0747    0.0784    0.0826    0.10
+77    0.1839    0.3124    0.4273    0.4713    0.4307    0.321    0.17
+82    0.055    -0.0061    0.0001    0.0256    0.0312    0.0308    0.0
+305    0.03    0.0274    0.03    0.0297    0.0328    0.0345    0.0365
+    0.0376    0.04    0.041    0.04    0.0429    0.0471    0.0616    
+0.0889    0.1262    0.1636    0.1871    0.1837    0.1518    0.1051   
+ 0.0562    0.0188    -0.0013    -0.0067    -0.0044    -0.0007    -0.0
+001    -0.0015    0.0005    0.0009    -0.0005    -0.0018    -0.0007  
+  0.0007    0.0016    -0.0001    0.0006    0.0015    -0.0006    -0.00
+05    -0.0008    0.0003    0.0004    0.0006    0.0004    0.0011    0.
+0004    0.0004    0.0007    -0.0005    0.0002    -0.0002    -0.0007  
+  -0.0007    -0.0007    0.0006    0.0005    -0.0004    -0.0008

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