Command for calculating the difference between channel points

Hello guys,
Please tell me if there is a command (or a way) to calculate the diference between channel points, and when there is a diference between points greater then a certain value, to give you where are those points.
I record some CSV data, a force during time and travel, and I want to put on a graph the exact value when I have a decrease of force greater then 0,1N.
Thank you again for your time.
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Hello again,
I find out about the ChnDeltaCalc command, and I combine it with ChnFind and ChD commands and everything is OK.
Have a nice day.

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