Custmizing Legacy Stimulus Profile editor

Hi Stephen, 
I want to customize Legacy stimulus profile editor to add below features:
- Converting test cases from excel sheet to CSV and to nivstest.
- User interface to monitor status of each test case along with its channel values and display in graphs
- User interface for logging test cases results back into excel sheets of test cases.
Is it possible to share a source code of Legacy stimulus profile editor or could you please share the details like how it can be customized?
Do I need to initiate seperate thread/post for this requirement?
Regards,
Nilesh

Hello SG3,
thanks for your feeback.
We developed a project for our customer with NI Veristand. The customer's user account has limited rights. So he can only run the Veristand Project and don't configure it. Furthermore the Customer can run and edit Stimulus Profils in the Stimulus Profile Editor.
The Customer need a adjustable look up table (LUT). That means e.g. he generates a wave signal. The wave signal is the input for the LUT. Now the LUT generates the output and the customer can use this output for your stimulus profile.

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